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Moon Day Drawing

A selection of sketches from a pilates class I went to to draw.

second pic for illustration Friday. inktense block and oil pastel

again i was bored so i drew this.

 

this is a drawing of this flickr picture: www.flickr.com/photos/phphotograpy/2265862876/

Worked with Akashiya Sai Watercolor Brush Pen..

Hallo everybody,

here is my latest drawing.

It's Hiccup from 'How to train your Dragon'.

It took me over 2 days to draw his face and in my view it was worth for.

I hope you like it and please check out my DeviantArt Gallary: nickthedragontrainer.deviantart.com

 

Best regards,

Niklas

by Jenny Saville, 'Erota' @gagosian

Depicts the entire 533km route from Sanjo Bridge, Kyoto on the left/west to the round Kilometer Zero marker in the middle of the Nihonbashi Bridge, Tokyo on the right/east.

Public Domain Book: Student's manual of fashion drawing; thirty lessons with conventional charts

 

archive.org/details/studentsmanualof00younrich

drawing from june 2011

inspired by the movie tetsuo

a drawing of mr. thom yorke

2B pencil.

What started out as a mind map for media projects quickly became an involved drawing.

 

Drawing is an instinctive correspondence that has been passed to us from our ancestors and we continue to share it today on Flickr.

paper, ballpoint, 2009/ Take Junichiro

作:武盾一郎

 

Line drawings and paintigs of Kenya Animals in 1970

2007

Pacer on paper

130cm x 79cm

Pencil, oil pastel on paper

After getting back from a long weekend drive up the coast, I discovered urbanspinner's tangles and wanted to do a tile using only these. I love the way Lichen has emerged, but Banners was a failure (I know what went wrong so next time I can get it right). Dervish was a healthy challenge, and Versailles is so pretty.

loved the overlaping circles. I had to run out and do my own straight away!

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