A rounded, cushion-like head drawn in single-weight purple line holds two caret-shaped eyes pressed shut with evident delight, a wide open mouth, and a protruding tongue divided by a clean central crease. Neil Cooper's draughtsmanship is loose but deliberate, the contour wandering at the jaw before resolving into something warmly recognisable - a moment of gleeful, unguarded expression caught in a single sitting.
A rounded, cushion-like head drawn in single-weight purple line holds two caret-shaped eyes pressed shut with evident delight, a wide open mouth, and a protruding tongue divided by a clean central crease. Neil Cooper's draughtsmanship is loose but deliberate, the contour wandering at the jaw before resolving into something warmly recognisable - a moment of gleeful, unguarded expression caught in a single sitting.
- Curatorial note, wifärt gallery