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Published: 2016-03-28 19:48:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 5567; Favourites: 218; Downloads: 0
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Reflectiveness. Keith More hyperrealistic pencil drawing.Β 37.5 cm x 19 cm.Related content
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Love it, amazing, love the reflections, wow, wow, wow!
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Happy you like it Rhudib.Β Β
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Keep sharing your incredible talent with the world. I enjoy it very much. Fantastic!
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wow, that is a excellent drawing of a eye!Β AbsolutelyΒ amazing!
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This is realy good work wat advice to make a piece like this
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Thank you, I'm happy you like it.Β
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
I hope this helps.
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Incredible. The reflection is...a window, looking out onto a road, a house and tree across the street. I can cast a searching eye with every confidence you've left nothing undone
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Making the eye look wet like that is great, gonna have to give it a go
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There is no way that's a drawing! 
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This is a true work of art! Absolutely stunning!
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