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As i havent uploaded any photo lately i leave you this drawing im almost finishing, i think my skills are improving :)
i'm making an ink drawing every day in October for the Inktober challenge. i post these drawings first on my Instagram story so feel free to follow me there !
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Random drawing, pretty much.. His feet look kinda odd. But I found this recently. It's from ages ago.
out and about yesterday, so I did this in pen and ink . I found that drawing the characters who wandered along across the way from where I sat in the park expanded the range of characters a lot. Though this is a total departure from my usual way of more sustained observation, so that is progress, totally. Composition, layout and much else inspired by a drawing posted by johnefrench
Applied drawing
by Brown, Harold Haven, 1869-1932
Published 1916
Topics Drawing, Decoration and ornament
A drawing of Lou Harrison after a photo taken by Fergus Greer. Materials: A4 paper and my Staedtler Pigmentliners (0.6, 02 but mostly 0.05 mm).
These two ladies were working hard under the summer sun, 32º C this afternoon. I felt guilty sketching them under my balcony's awning.
Beautiful girl Tonya. Portrait to order.
Прекрасная девушка Tоня, портрет на заказ.
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another relic from my high school years, made for my grandmother (baba) who loved getting art from my brother and i, and kept it all well preserved (1990 or 1991)
Oil pastel drawing - 56 x 40 inches - title: "DeGraff Daily News" - completed August 2010.
Drawing from historic photograph of four men in interior of gas station in DeGraff, MN
I made this yesterday. Drawn by free hand except base lines (obviously), for which I used the ruler. Excuse me if something is a bit out of size... © L.Marzano - iastudio on Flickr.
I was actually thinking about how numbered lists are always popular, whilst sitting in a coffee shop, when this turned up in my Moleskine.