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the tiny white hairs are made using a staedtler eraser... the black shades are soft charcoal... which is why it turned out deep black... i have a charcoal powder which helped me reduced the number of working hours with the aid of a firm chinese brush... for more questions see my shading techniques...media: charcoal pencils, faber castle pencil 2HD, 30x45 canon specialty paper, brush
time frame: 12 hours
subject: wolverine(hugh jackman) x-men 2
I love Hugh Jackman so much, and the way he portrayed Wolverine was great... i learned to love the character because of him... this is one the most challenging portraits i've ever done for i don't have charcoal powder... that i actually have to reduce the charcoal pencil into something like that of dust so i can use the brush and apply to the linen paper...
acknowledgment: THANKS for all the comments and favorites... im greatly overwhelmed with everyone who dropped by this page! May the good Lord bless you all!
X-MEN III ROCKS!!! i love the computer graphic effects so much...
NEVER STEAL MY DRAWINGS!!!
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Comments: 502
charcoal powder i use the same technique but with softΒ pastel
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Hello, your work is included in my "Birthday List" journal. Very good job, congratulations! 
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Really awsome! You have a hand for details and your talent makes me just spechless!
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oh wow. i am a huge nerd when it comes to Xmen, all of them. the comic books, the cartoons, the movies, virdeo games. u name it, ive got it. and James Logan Howlett, otherwise known as Wolverine, is my favorite. you did so well on this i just- i need a moment- (cries happily in the sunset)
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the xmen movies are the best!! specially the new first class
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Oh! I also meant to ask, where can I find your "shading techniques"? I wish you had a video showing how you do your brushing on YouTube somewhere. I am currently taking college courses in fine art. I am an illustrator and charcoal is a whole new ball of wax for me. I never had been taught shading and value. I did get started classes in high school and it is not explain or demonstrated much, if at all, in my current college classes so I am always looking for "how-to" and visuals to actually see how it is done but I have yet to find any using charcoal powder or graphite powder. I know of them and know it can be done with a brush but have never seen it done.
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I don't have words. I can't formulate any...my jaw is still on the floor.
You are 
I agree with other commentators; you really should be recognized for such astonishing work.
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LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SOOOOOOOOOOOOO COOOOOOOOOOOOL!!!!!!!!!!
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awesome, really like the shading / composition or whatever makes it so cool
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Logan, one of the many people in the marvel universe you do not want to make mad
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This is done SO well.
Extrodinary work on this.
splitting image of Logan.
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X-trodinary! X-tremely well done! Wow... X-celsior!
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when i first saw it i yhought it was a pic of Hugh Jackman.
Dang u good!!!!!!!!!
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computer graphic effects me too
great Art thx
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