Our second domestic photo-set sees a return to the bathroom where we shot our test for the idea of a domestic series. In this set we explored the compositional potential of the bathtub, partially inspired by Bonnard's interior paintings and partly by the narrative tension that Paula Rego introduces to her multi-figure compositions, infusing domestic settings with a feeling of disquiet and strangeness. As always, we intend these sets to be a starting point for your own creative responses, so feel free to re-compose, crop and reimagine the reference images in your own work.
Recommended listening: Bathtime playlist
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About the models & photos
You can follow our models Frankie & Ellie L. through the links
You can find more reference photos & live recordings of our models by searching their names in our archive
Some of the artworks which inspired the photoset are included below:
Pierre Bonnard / La Grande Baignoire, 1937 - 1939
Paula Rego / The Family, 1988
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About the photographers
The photos in this set were shot by Justyna Neryng at our domestic photoshoot, you can see previews of the refernce photos being released this Spring in our teaser HERE.
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Guidelines for using the photographs
Please do:
Download these pictures to your own computers and devices, downloading the Zip files for all images, or saving individual photos.
Use the pictures to draw, paint, print and sculpt from, being as realistic or creative as you like
Share the artwork you’ve made with us and the world - in books, in exhibitions, on social media, or on your fridge
Tag us in work you make (@drawbrighton / #drawbrighton) – you don’t have to, but we love to see what you’ve made!
Edit the photo files as reference for your own drawings - you can change the contrasts, colours and backgrounds to provide more tailored reference for yourself.
Please don't:
Share these pictures with anybody else – they are between you and us
Share the photos themselves online – thanks for respecting our models’ privacy
Edit the photo files themselves for artwork – we want to see original work you’ve made
Thanks!