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"Once again I must ask too much of you, Harry." ~ DumbledoreHarry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. Pencils on paper.
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Everything about this piece is perfect and I seriously don't see much wrong with it. The detailing is exact, the shape of his face is dead on and the reflection in the glasses is realistic and simply amazing.
This drawing is sure to get any Harry Potter fan dancing in circles, yeah, it's just that good. Sure there are a few smudges because of the use of the 8B and 9B pencils, but they are not really all that visible.
The detail in the hair is all there and is very exact, just like everywhere else in the drawing. This picture is sure to give you a quick glimpse at how great this artist is and it also gives you a feel for what the rest of this artist's gallery may look like.
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Thanks so much for the critique! 
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It's my pleasure
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Woah, this is simply stunning! It has such a good understanding, comprehension, and execution of value and color contrast! I love the reflection of Dumbledore in his glasses, and I really can see every gorgeous detail of the piece. Beautiful, stellar, every good word anyone can think of can be used to describe this!! <3
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To this day, Iβm still astounded that Half-Blood Prince got away with just a PG rating, that was the darkest pre-Deathly Hallows Potter film!
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Wonderful! Β Β Β His eyes are fantastic, amazing detail!
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Hi, I'm writing a fanfic about a HP alternate universe, and I was looking for a cover image. Would you possibly bestow upon me the honor of using this image? Of course I would very happily include due credit, including links in every chapter and on my profile.
Please do let me know. I love your work.Β
Thanks,
Ren
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As long as it's not for commercial use/profits made, go for it
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Thank you so much!
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Witch model did you use to draw this ? Your work is great and I'd like to reproduce the photo you used to draw it
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I honestly cannot remember, but this is the best one that I have found: idigitalcitizen.files.wordpresβ¦
I can't remember what Harry Potter movie it was from. I drew this artwork years ago so the reference I had then has long been scrapped.
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Oh. My. God. I LOVE IT! I'ts beautiful! I love the reflection of Dumbledore on Harry's glasses
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Thank you so much for contributing this piece to my new group! I really appreciate the support.
#SeekersOfWonder
(Wanna check out the group? Follow the link to see more amazing work.)
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I cannot seriously believe that any human being could draw something so realistic. I am blown away!
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You're the one that drew the awesome Ghirahim! I didn't know you drew this spectacular piece too!
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I remember when I first read--well, listened; I used audiobooks--to that part in Half-Blood Prince...I thought it was some sort of trick and that Dumbledore couldn't have died. I thought for sure he'd pop back up in the last book. But then he never did. I was horrified.
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*Pencil art is the finest form of artistry.
*And your work is of the finest in this field of masters.
*BRAVO!
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Wait wait wait. You did this in PENCIL!?!?!?
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Dang! How long did that take?! Thats insane and AWESOME and just... wow.
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A few days... I can't really remember. But thanks!
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^^ Welcome! You got mad skillz my friend! And crazy awesome patience. XD
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Absolutely EPIC. Well done, a truely inspiring piece. Sharp details, crisp tones and a connection between artwork and viewer on an emotional level. Great job.
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I've never seen anything- and I do mean ANYTHING- this precise in detail. Seriously, you only used Derwent Graphite?? That's crazy amazing!
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Thank you so much!
And yep - just Derwent Graphite pencils.
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great shading and I like how you can see Dumbledore in the reflection of his glasses
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This is so amazing.
You included so many details
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