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Hyperrealism. Patiently...
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Published: 2014-11-08 15:16:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 37275; Favourites: 1124; Downloads: 0
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Keith More hyperrealistic pencil drawing 'Patiently...' A3 size. Inspired by a photograph created for me by Shannon Haughton Gill.Here's a link to my Facebook page. Feel free to comment, like and share.
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Thank you very much! I might try A2 then to begin with and see how I find that!
I'm going to stick with my staedtler pencils because i feel comfortable with them, but i might invest in a tombow mono mini eraser 
I really like your way of working it makes a lot of sense, I'll stop printing out the picture on my rubbish inkjet printer haha! And looking at that illusion has made me question all my drawings hahahaha, it's so cool! But yeah I'll let you know how it goes
Have a great day!
Dan
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The Tombow is a must have Danny. Get a scalpel and cut it to a fine edge. It take a bit of practice to get a feel for it though, so tread carefully. I looked through your gallery and for your age you're producing some great work. Check out Redfox999. You'll find him in my gallery. He's only in his early 20s but producing some of the finest work I've ever seen.
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I'll be sure to have a practice before i start haha 
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Charcoal is a different skill that graphite. I just make a complete mess when I use charcoal!!!
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Thanks David. Much appreciated.
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WITH PENCIL??! Omg I would have sweared its a photograph 
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Thank you Linn. Happy you like it.
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Congratulations on the DD
Have a nice day!
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Thank you Lea, it's an incredible honour.
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You're too kind Ripplingwaves, thank you.
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Beautifully done. How long did this take you from start to finish? (If you don't mind my asking).
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Thank you Sarah. It took 154 hours in total and it's only A3 size.
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Wow, such fantastic work. Huge respect!
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You are very welcome
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LOL!!! Thank you Katrina.
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I think the reason I love this picture so much is because she looks like a little girl I know and the picture is just so pretty. I love it.
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Oh,how many would like to be able to hyperrealism and the things which would be "brought to life" thataway
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It takes a lot of patience and dedication sidetrack1, happy you like it.
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Amazing! It looks so realistic, I love it
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wow how did yo do!!! something like that!!!! O:
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Attention to detail and these tools:
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, Small & medium tortillions and blending stumps, 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.
Do a Google search for Edward H. Adelson. 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.
Hope that helps.
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thank you
I did not think you were going to write me everything xD
you are very talented wow
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Anyone can make serious money from photos --> check how I do it.
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Welcome to Maysiro. I'm looking forward to seeing your art or favourites collection. All I can see at the moment is promotion for your sales though.
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It looks just like a photograph. So impressive. Congratulations on the DD.
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Thank you John, happy you like it.
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You are most welcome. Keep up the good work.
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Thank you Kita. It's a real honour.
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Welcome to Jack. I hope you get as much pleasure and inspiration here as I do.
Thanks for the kind comment, happy you like it.
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Thanks for sharing this Moerra.
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The big passion and love of drawing is in this portrait!
Look amazing, really amazing.
(and of course share it to my inspiration Tumblr).
I'm glad that we have very talented person likeyou here
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Thank you for the lovely comments Anna and also for the Tumbler share.
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