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madiko
11d
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#Etüde opus 0023: Baumbart
(in tribute to John Ronald Reuel Tolkien "Hobbit")
I love the drawings by Marek Blaha. This is a master study of one of his sketches. 💛 In addition to the perfectly captured, thoughtful, friendly facial expression and the calmness that an Ent radiates, I like the fact that Marek works out spatial dimensionality with just a few strokes. Great.
#MastoArt #LearningToDraw #DrawingFundamentals #FacialExpressions
30d
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Drawing of a man with beard. His eyes lie in the shadows. His face points directly at the viewer (one point perspective). On the left corner a thumb nail of Fedão's sketch (original).
Etüde opus 0019: head (planes) and respective lighting. Brush strokes.
master study Fedão Oliveira (tattoo artist from Brazil) - versions 1 and 2
further practice to leave them in a state of "unfinished" as soon as the time I gave me is up
30d
Lane, these are amazing! Thank you so much for sharing your reference pack and some of your pictures capturing thos perfect shots. I very much hope, those will be my end of year gift.
1mo
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It's been a while, well...
Etüde opus 0017: head structure and lighting (Asaro drawing instruction)
brush "Loose Textured Wide" by Josh H. Black.
Feedback always welcome. Thank you 🙂
2mo
Etüde opus 0013: Steine (pebbles), gorgeous brush "Loose Textured Wide" by @Josh Black
Feedback always welcome. Thank you 😘
2yr
Did some sketches, and the little clean-freak knight caught my eyes. Rough color because i finished at 3 am, but! then I remembered that Mop in spanish is "Trapero", which is also the name used for those who do Trap Music, so Lil' Fiesta came to the party lol
madiko
2mo
These are amazing! Thank you for sharing. Very inspiring. 🧡
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2mo
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Etüde opus 0012:
Master study: This is the inked caricature of John Krasinski alias Jim Halpert in "The Office". I inked the pencil drawing by master @Court Jones (https://www.youtube.com/live/WnN3M3rpcHI?t=402). Three years it took me to assemble the courage to take a leap at this gorgeous caricature. What I love about Cour's work is, that he is able to convey the facial expression, sculpting the forms and shadows with ONE set of lines. This is so amazing and I struggle a lot with it in my own works. I took some liberties though (hair for instance). Hope you like it nevertheless. Would be glad to get some pointers as what you see and what I can learn.
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2mo
Etüde opus 0002: Fan-Art of Calvin and Hobbes sitting on a bench (still working out, which brushes to use, but getting more confident in my new colour scheme)