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  1. Simple and quick drawing of Mr. Bean! I only used mongol 2 pencil for this.
  2. One of my favorite, Gundam series. I used mongol number 2 pencil and ballpoint for this
  3. From the album: Amateur art pieces :D

    Drew this with a purple pen last night when I couldn't sleep~ Was only testing out my skills for not drawing for such a long time. So... I hope you like it c: I'm very bad with titles so... :$
  4. Rexus

    Dolphins World

    From the album: Drawings

    One of my drawings

    © Dragan Gorjan

  5. I did this art maybe 2 years ago, while reviewing for my final examination. I use ordinary mongol pencil number 1 and 2.
  6. Grandaddyearl

    Faces

    From the album: cover

    Print Drawing 16x20 Harry has quite an imagination. One of these pictures takes him about two weeks to create. There are prints and originals available. Aany questions please feel free to get in touch via email heather.olson76@gmail.com or through this website or the other.

    © 2010

  7. Recently draw this one, another woman came from my imagination. ?
  8. This is another really useful trick that I learned from: Advertisement Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards. Please allow Standard Privacy in your browser, in order to see the link below: artfreaks.com is owned by an Amazon.com sales affiliate. Verified sales resulting from clicks on Amazon.com product links placed by "smb" or the site-admin will generate a small commission for the owner of this free website for artists and photographers. Tip: (From the book...) Instead of drawing, for example, a man's arm with his hand resting on his hip - look at the space between his arm and his body. Do not look at his arm and do not look at his body. Look only at the space in between his arm and his body... Then draw that space! The same thing applies when it comes to drawing the outside edge of the man's arm... Look at the nearest object to his arm and draw the space between that object and the man's arm! That way, you overcome the tendency of the left side of your brain to make you draw things in the simplified symbol-like images, with which that part of your brain rationalizes the world around you. Then, having overcome this annoying tendency of the left-side of your brain to continually butt-in and interfere with your art - (which is, essentially, a job for the right side of the brain) - you end up easily being able to draw what is actually there - rather than what the left side of your brain would very much like you to draw...!! Try it - you'll be amazed!!
  9. From the album: Drawings and sketches

    This was another practice sketch that I did from Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain, by Betty Edwards, back in 2005 when I was trying to get back into art after a 30-year break. This little exercise was based on copying a portrait of Gustave Corbet, and it introduced the use of charcoal with a little bit of shading here and there.
  10. Guest

    Selling Graphite Drawings

    All of my work is rendered in either graphite, tinted graphite or tinted charcoal. I have tried to sell my work on Etsy, and e-bay without success. Has anyone had any success in selling their graphite or charcoal artwork? Many people have told me that it is difficult to sell "Black and white" drawings because most people are interested in buying colorful paintings. Any suggestions or input would be most appreciated.
  11. air.93

    Boys

    From the album: Drawings : D

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