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Keith More hyperrealistic pencil drawing. It's called BOO! and was inspired by a photograph by the amazing photographer Shannon Haughton Gill. It's A3 size. Hope you like it and if you do, feel free to share.Here's a link to my Facebook page. Feel free to like and share.
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What did you use for the black in the frames?
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Here's a list of the tools I use β¦ I drew this ages ago so either a Faber Castell 8B or theΒ Staedtler Mars Lumograph 8B.
Pencils: Faber Castell 9000 series B, 2B,4B,8B. I have three of each of these pencils, sharp, medium and blunt. Practice using various pressures to achieve different values. I use a Staedtler Mars Lumograph 8B (for black backgrounds). Tombow mono mini eraser, scalpel (to cut Tombow to a sharp edge) Putty eraser or Blu Tack, Jakar mini electric eraser pen, Small & medium tortillions and blending stumps, Jacksons size 6 Studio Synthetic Series brush (to brush away excess eraser rubber) Donegan OptiVISOR jewellers magnifiers, Bristol board 250gm.
I use the grid method and when I'm working on a drawing I'm pretty much doing it grid by grid. My reference is on a computer screen and whichever grid square I'm working on is zoomed into on the screen. That way, the values that surround it don't distract me and I can really concentrate on every detail within that grid square. I spend quite a while studying the grid square I'm about to draw before working on it. This get's my eyes tuned into the values and composition within that section.Β
Do a Google search for Edward H. Adelson. Β There's a chess board illustration he's done that demonstrates how a value will appear to change depending on what is next to it. Square A and B are the same value in this illustration.Β
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Thank you Ron, it's much appreciated. I see you're a guitarist. Me too. I even toured as a special guest of Joe Satriani with G3 in 1998.Β
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Thanks again Ron, much appreciated.Β Β
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Thank you Migelowsky. It's much appreciated. Β Β
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Lovely freckles and skin texture.
The glasses also have lovely shading.
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Thank you Kitiara, happy you like it. Feel fee to look through my gallery and leave comments if you want.Β Β
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I will do, sweetheart. Feel free to look at mine if you feel like it~.
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Thanks Shelley.Β Β
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Thank you BlackMadeleine, Your work is lovely too.Β
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hey, awesome work! what paper do you use?
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Thank you. I use Canson Bristol board 250gm A3 size.
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The way you were able to do that reflection - crazy good!!!
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Thanks Bryan. It took some figuring out before I started!Β
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Thank you, happy you like it.Β
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wow O.O i think i love this the best ! It's really well done and doesn't even look like a drawn imageΒ
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Thank you SarahΒ
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Splendid work on the mind-blowing details of this portrait.
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Thanks. Happy you like it.Β
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Amazing! Not sure, if you really need the black frame
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Thanks, and thanks for the opinion too. I like the black frame because I feel it makes the image popβ¦.but that's just me!!!
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I bet those glasses were fun to get perfect. I had a hell of a time with this one, but I wanted to do it mainly for the glasses:
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You may have had a hell of a time, but it was well worth the effort. This is an amazing drawing. Thanks for sharingΒ Β
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I love that!!! "hyperrealism"... This is what I want to be doing some day. c: you're an inspiration
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haha you're very welcome ^u^
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