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The Pink and the Blue lady -
Ailee - Portrait in graphite
Michelle Rolfe posted a gallery image in Drawings, sketches, cartoons - (any media, any subject)
A pencil portrait of Ailee -
From the album: Drawings and sketches
Another early practice drawing from when I started trying to get back into art in 2005. I did a series of sketches and drawings back then, before moving on to pastels. None of those early sketches would have been at all possible, had it not been for the confidence that I gained after reading and doing some of the practice exercises in a wonderful book called Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. This was the lovely Faye - from Boston, apparently!! To be honest, I can't remember where I got the inspiration for the sketch but it was most probably copied from a photo in Playboy magazine, or somesuch! -
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From the album: Some more recent pastel paintings
Mita Rani Das. A beautiful young lady from Bangladesh. This was based on one of Mita's facebook photos with her very kind permission. If you want to see more detail or make a print of this, you can also download the original 5.07MB image file for this in the: Downloads section of this site.© © Mita Rani Das
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From the album: Some more recent pastel paintings
The painting that almost ended my my enthusiasm for the hobby. It took so long to complete, I almost gave-up the whole idea of even trying to be an artist. Started some time in 2011 - and finished in May 2012!! A beautiful Filipina girl from the Pretty Po Kami facebook group page -
From the album: Fine Art
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From the album: Amateur art pieces :D
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On Shakey ground we Stand (b).jpg
Paul O'Donovan posted a gallery image in Photo-realism - (any media)
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Originally posted in the Forums: Nov 13 2006, 03:51 AM Oh, Here's one that I didn't burn... A sexy, very pretty blonde girl with lovely breasts!! I know that most people will think it is a pretty corny painting but, who gives a damn?! I enjoyed doing it, and I like it! And, I have to admit, it was done mostly in Rembrandts... So why am I getting hot under the collar about Rembrandts? Because I have completely run out of my Schmingke SOFT pastels, I can't afford to order any more over the internet, at the moment - and I couldn't have done this... without them! ...Reason being that the above painting uses a lot of acrylic modelling paste, mixed with sand, in order to get the textures for the grass and the rocks. If you try to use anything other than a really soft pastel for this, when you try to cover up the sanded modelling paste, most of the pastel ends up as dust on the floor. And, if you are not careful, you can wear your fingers down to the bone!! -
From the album: Fernando Amorsolo Paintings
Image courtesy of http://www.allinsongallery.com/
