May 2015

The final version of “The Fisherman’s hut” was drawn as a night scene. Using charcoal to explore a range of dark tones, the atmosphere of a still, moonlit night was created. The composition structure is based around an X with three vertical planes – the hut, the river, the trees and two horizontal planes – the sky and the land. The hut represents the silence of potential, but a creeping vine growing over the roof suggests that there may be barriers to it’s further development. The window is closed. The night is silent. Something will happen.

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