A newer drawing, a little heavy on the straight lines. I've gotten into the habit of using my mechanical pencil, but would like to get more drawings using shading and a regular pencil.
the crossing lines on the head reminds me Moebius, early Enki Bilal or Sergio Toppi, if you don't know him, he's a great great master, sorry, it's in french but take a look : http://www.editionsmosquito.com/toppi/
You know if you want the ease of a mechanical pencil and the usefulness of a regular pencil you should look into using a lead holder. I've been using them for a while now and am totally sold. Plus they don't dig into your thigh when you sit down like the mechanical pencils tend to do.
A newer drawing, a little heavy on the straight lines. I've gotten into the habit of using my mechanical pencil, but would like to get more drawings using shading and a regular pencil.
your portraits are so in tune with detail. simply gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations...It's amazing!
ReplyDeleteIn every your works the most part i love is the lines.amazing!
ReplyDeleteIt haves strenght in the line, nice one.
ReplyDeleteperfect as usual, Dave!
ReplyDeletethe crossing lines on the head reminds me Moebius, early Enki Bilal or Sergio Toppi, if you don't know him, he's a great great master, sorry, it's in french but take a look : http://www.editionsmosquito.com/toppi/
Great likeness! The mechanical cross-hatching gives it an interesting personality.
ReplyDeleteamazing!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful drawing.
ReplyDeleteWeri professional work :)
ReplyDeleteSuper duper!...seriously, it's awesome.
ReplyDeleteIs this supposed to be Ben Kingsley? Friggen awesome style, I love this :)
ReplyDeleteDave, your art is unbelievably amazing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work man, just awesome, and PERFECT likeness!
ReplyDeleteYou know if you want the ease of a mechanical pencil and the usefulness of a regular pencil you should look into using a lead holder. I've been using them for a while now and am totally sold. Plus they don't dig into your thigh when you sit down like the mechanical pencils tend to do.
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