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GreyScale36 — Final WiP - Prior to Refining

Published: 2011-07-22 13:33:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 1103; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 0
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Description Stage Ten [unfinished] private commission: Carbon, Charcoal, Conte & Graphite pencil & powder on 250gsm A3 [297mm x 420mm] Grey toned drawing paper.

Final - the tweaking, lightening, darkening etc begins. Must remind myself to soften her features!

Again, thank you to all those for looking & leaving nothing but kind comments.
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Comments: 6

MariuszKedzierski92 [2011-07-22 19:35:31 +0000 UTC]

Just fantastic, nothing more!

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GreyScale36 In reply to MariuszKedzierski92 [2011-07-22 21:47:41 +0000 UTC]

Maruisz, thank you so much for your kind response & for adding this stage of the piece as one of your favourites! Again, thank you Mariusz

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MariuszKedzierski92 In reply to GreyScale36 [2011-07-22 23:34:47 +0000 UTC]

That's no problem. You've got portrait of one kid in your gallery but this awesome and I'm looking forward to see the others! Keep going and good luck!

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SONICFAN18 [2011-07-22 13:35:29 +0000 UTC]

hmm well i like traditional artwork at most^^ i love the pic really but how "POWDER O.O" explain me that please^^ iam not soo good at drawing protraits i just begun

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GreyScale36 In reply to SONICFAN18 [2011-07-22 13:55:39 +0000 UTC]

Thank you once again for your kind words! The only time I use Carbon, Charcoal, Conte or Graphite in pencil form is during the sketching phase & the finer details. The majority of the work is made up of simply applying grounded up/powdered Carbon, Charcoal, Conte & Graphite with the use of brushes [various sized flat & Filbert Taklon bristles].

A very, very small amount is applied, almost to the point of just lightly brushing the powder, onto fine sandpaper & then applied accordingly to the surface. Word of caution, if you plan on using these mediums in this manner make sure to always apply Carbon or Charcoal first & the Graphite last [Graphite are metallic flakes & do not adhere to compounds such as Carbon, Charcoal or Conte]. Give it a try, I'm very confident it'll put a huge smile on your face when you realise what can be achieved & how much you'll end up drawing!

Let me know of your progress!

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SONICFAN18 In reply to GreyScale36 [2011-07-23 07:29:24 +0000 UTC]

^^ hmm okay i will give it a try

[link] thats all i can do on portraits not soo good i know --_--

[link] that was from the beginning XD

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