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Hugh Laurie as Dr. House. I have to say I think out of what I think is 10 people I've ever drawn... this is by far the best one. Im actually kinda shocked.
~F, B, 2B, 4B, and 8B graphite pencils
~Kneaded eraser, small cap eraser, and a large block eraser
~Reference photo from google images
Time: about 3 or 4 hours... I think... over a 2 day period... oh who's counting I really dont know but it didnt't take too long.
I have a crappy scanner (:
Comments are highly appreciated!! PLEASE let me know how to improve for the future. Thanks!
~F, B, 2B, 4B, and 8B graphite pencils
~Kneaded eraser, small cap eraser, and a large block eraser
~Reference photo from google images
Time: about 3 or 4 hours... I think... over a 2 day period... oh who's counting I really dont know but it didnt't take too long.
I have a crappy scanner (:
Comments are highly appreciated!! PLEASE let me know how to improve for the future. Thanks!
Image size
1619x2186px 1.36 MB
Make
HP
Model
HP pstc3100
Date Taken
Jun 16, 2011, 5:50:51 PM
© 2011 - 2024 kerrrriix3
Comments38
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Overall Vision Originality Technique ImpactOk I will do my best to give you a fair and honest critique on this piece. First id like that the portrait is recognizable. Your facial features all look good. You captured the eye really well although I think it could be enhanced a little bit with some wrinkles below the eye. Your line work is good and I think the ear "which can be hard" turned out well. Maybe adding some darker and more crisp lines though the stubble and on the eye lashes would really help you. Also you are suffering from scanner white out. Never fear it happens to us all. I find that it helps to go into photo shop and play with the sharpness and brightness to bring your scan closer to original. Here is an example. before photo shop [link]
after photo shop [link]
All in all you have good techniques and fundamentals and I think with some practice you are ready for the next level of portrait drawing. Good luck to you, and keep up the good work.