Here's a couple fairly recent drawings from my sketchbook. Ball point pen as usual.
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Laurence Fishburne-Acrylic
Spike Lee- pencil
Pete Townsend- oil
Tom Waits- Monotype
Gary Busey- Pencil
Christopher Walken-1- dimensional oil
Willem Dafoe-dimensional oil
Woody Allen- colored pencil
Bruce Springsteen- Acrylic
Sarah Silverman- Acrylic
Tarantino-brushpen
Amy Winehouse-brush pen, colored pencil, photoshop
Rat Pack-oil
U2-oil
Rolling Stones-oil
Robert DeNiro-oil
Sarah sketch-blue colored pencil
Samuel L. Jackson- oil and acrylic on wood
David Letterman- watercolor
Ron Wood- Pencil
Michael Jackson-colored pencil and brush pen
Rice- pen
Obama and McCain-colored pencil and brush pen
Zhang Ziyi- dimensional oil painting on wood
Elvis in "Love Me Tender"- Pencil and oil bar
Mick and Keith- Oil on wood
Al Pacino in "Scarface"- Oil on wood
Christopher Walken (More Cowbell)- Dimensional Oil on wood
6 comments:
Nice! Would love to see these guys in a comic strip.
Jesse& Justin- thanks, I might put them in a comic eventually; just don't have the time right now.
Working in ball point pen isn't so bad- you can draw lightly with it at first and flesh things out as you go on. It's not like how I work in the Park with my brush-pen; every mark with that is pure black- no mistakes allowed.
I did all my drawings in high school (for the most part) in ball point pen...I think it helped me to try and not worry about erasing and just be confident in the line I was putting down.
indeed
The only really bad thing about ball point pen is the ink in them is non-archival; it fades with exposure to light and is not waterproof. So if you want your drawings to last over time, its not the best choice. Looks good for sketches though, and you can always preserve the drawings digitally...
well, it's a good thing that it's in a sketchbook and rarely gets exposed to light.
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