charcoal

40 × 29.7 cm. Graphite and charcoal.

76 × 65 cm. Graphite and charcoal.

Charcoal and Graphite, Stephen Gammell Inspired

Pencil and some charcoal This was drawn when I was losing a dear pet. Love you Kyo ❤️

The name "Mokumokuren" literally means "many eyes" or "continuous eyes". The Mokumokuren is considered by the Japanese to be one of the traditional inhabitants of haunted houses. The only way to remove the spirit from the wall is to patch up the holes in it.

This is my latest piece In progress!charcoal, charcoal powder, Carbon pencil

Another sketch of my hand

Pet commission of Humphrey in charcoal and graphite.

Willow charcoal and graphite pencil portrait of Patrick Stewart (a.k.a. Captain Jean-Luc Picard from "Star Trek"). A4 Size or 21cm x 29.7cm.

Pencil, Charcoal Pencil on 8.25” x 5.5” Archival Sketchbook Paper

Drawn as quickly as i could.

Self portrait (Charcoal on paper)

Quick sketch of a snowy tree outside my room.

Maybe in a different world, if you would not be who you are and I would not be who I am, Iit would be different.

I was skeptical whether I could get the inner and outershadows of the avocade but I did it. And the texture of the paper helped a lot. Kudos to me!!!

Charcoal and trois crayons on brown paper.

charcoal drawing

Charcoal powder and pastel smudging tools

Soft materials (charcoal, sepia and red chalk)

Graphite and Charcoal

Done with a variety of water soluble mediums and charcoal.

Had some doubts on this one. Originally planned for more in the back and foreground. Felt it might take away from the wolf as the focal point. Graphite pencils. Black was charcoal pencils.

IAN MCKELLEN (Graphite & Charcoal A4)

A few more sketchbook drawings of my hand.

Acrylic and charcoal on paper

This is probably a 15 minute sketch, maybe less, done in a drawing session in Victoria, B.C.

Doodles, doodles, doodles. THIS IS NOT MY ORIGINAL DESIGN - I do not know who the original artist is but was inspired by some doodles I had seen on my Instagram feed. I definitely really enjoy these kinds of doodles, so relaxing and not so STRESSFUL as some of my charcoal realistic portraits can be.... might do some more :-)