portrait

This pencil and pen drawing encompasses the mischevious but adorably longing look of a child

Minimalist Portrait of John Locke (Lost)

Drawing inks on Claybord.

I decided to go freestyle today and sketched 2 of my favorite characters from an anime I love, as a whole heart. I guess you could say that I "ship" these two together, so I was given the passion to make this, today. I hope one day I could do half and half as humans, rather than hearts, one day.

My amazing boyfriend. ^^ first time doing this kind of painting. Thought it came out pretty good ^^ blending became challenging particularly for the shines of the skin. But over all, Im pretty happy with it ^^ hope you like it ✌

Sketchbook work. Hands convey a surprising amount of emotion, which is the reason I love drawing them.

Reference photo by @kolja.eckert

I drew on request based on a photo. Size: A/3, Tools: Derwent graphite pencils

Paint pens on clear contact based with primer then sealed..

Experimenting with scribbles :)

Gollum from "Lord of the Rings". Another old drawing of mine. Graphite pencil on paper, (size A4).

Children are hope, a chance at continuity.Lets protect our children.

Oil sketch in a gesso'd page of a mini moleskine sketchbook from this evening. Approx 8.5x14cm

Portrait with pansy embellishments.

I wasn't sure if she was being shy or hatching some mischief.

This was inspired by portraits from the 1920's. I've read that some girls who adopted the flapper style only wore one earring because their hair covered the other ear.

One of these little guys flew up to my window last week.

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Colored pencils, watercolor and marker on paper.

marker and fine liners on sketchbook

Reference photo by @ayukawa210

from the beginning of quarantine, alcohol markers on paper

A digital piece I did a few weeks ago, drawn on the ipad using procreate.

The first time I tried to draw a portrait. It was more than a year now since I have finished this photo. I know that the portrait is not that perfect, but I really enjoyed making it and I have learned a lot.

notebook sketch - rainy day

Dr. Leonard McCoy from Star Trek - The Original Series. Graphite pencil on textured paper, (size A4).

Newspaper: 1944 Acrylic, Watercolor and Pen on canvas. Abuelo Narciso

Friendship is a start Togetherness is the end.