The Music Players  (2017)

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The Music Players by Rajesh Bahadur Roy (Samm) (2017)
12 in x 8 in, Charcoal on paper

...The drawing features two boys in the foreground, one playing an accordion while the other holds a small object, possibly a piece of candy. They are dressed in simple, period-appropriate clothing. A street lamp stands next to them, casting a soft light. In the background, a woman stands partially obscured, contributing to the urban setting. The overall composition is balanced, with the children positioned centrally. The use of charcoal creates a rich texture, emphasizing contrasts between light and shadow, enhancing the mood of the scene.

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Kid with a Bike by Rajesh Bahadur Roy (Samm) (2017)
12 in x 8 in, Charcoal on paper

...The artwork features a young boy standing beside a bicycle, exuding a sense of confidence. He wears a striped shirt with suspenders and a beret, giving him a playful yet stylish appearance. The background is rendered in soft, blurred charcoal strokes, suggesting an urban environment. Light gently illuminates the boy's face, creating a focal point that draws the viewer's eye. The bike, detailed with thin lines, contrasts with the softer textures of the background. Overall, the composition balances the figure and the environment, emphasizing the boy's youthful spirit.

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Mixed Emotions by Rajesh Bahadur Roy (Samm) (2017)
12 in x 8 in, Charcoal on paper

...The artwork features a close-up portrait of a young woman, rendered in charcoal. Her face is positioned slightly to the side, emphasizing her strong jawline and delicate features. Dark, flowing hair frames her face, contrasting with the lighter areas of the paper. Her eyes are wide and expressive, capturing a sense of contemplation. The background is softly smudged, creating a gradient effect that enhances the focus on her face. The texture of the charcoal adds depth, with bold strokes juxtaposed against softer shading, illustrating both strength and vulnerability.

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Africa by Rajesh Bahadur Roy (Samm) (2017)
14 in x 10 in, Charcoal on paper

...The artwork features four children in a moment of exuberant laughter, their faces filled with joy. Each child is positioned slightly differently, creating a dynamic composition. The background is a soft gradient of light and shadow, enhancing the focus on their expressive features. The use of charcoal gives a rich texture, emphasizing the contours of their faces and the play of light across their skin. The children wear simple clothing, allowing their joyful expressions to take center stage. Overall, the piece conveys a sense of warmth and happiness.

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The Stare by Rajesh Bahadur Roy (Samm) (2014)
16 in x 8 in, Charcoal on paper

...The artwork features a young girl, her face turned slightly to the side, displaying a pensive expression. Her dark, tousled hair frames her face, contrasting with the lighter tones of her skin. The girl’s arms are crossed, suggesting a feeling of protectiveness or introspection. The background is minimally detailed, allowing the viewer to focus on her expression. The use of charcoal creates deep blacks and soft grays, producing a rich texture that enhances the emotional depth of the piece. Subtle shading around her features adds a sense of depth, highlighting her contemplative gaze.

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Composition by Rajesh Bahadur Roy (Samm) (2017)
23.4 in x 18 in, Charcoal on paper

...The artwork features a group of seven children, depicted in a monochromatic palette of grays and blacks. They are arranged in a dynamic composition, some standing while others sit or lean, suggesting a sense of community and shared experience. Each child has distinct facial expressions ranging from somber to contemplative. The background is minimally detailed, allowing the figures to remain the primary focus. The texture of the graphite creates a soft yet striking contrast, enhancing the emotional weight of their gazes. Light falls unevenly across their forms, adding depth and highlighting the contours of their bodies.

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