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Published: 2009-07-07 02:46:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 15773; Favourites: 615; Downloads: 386
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inspired by Dylan's 'Like a Rolling Stone'A gift for a friend. ...a gift about 7 months overdue, heh.
Source photo from DA. Will find and credit
15x22" Charcoal on Arches
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Comments: 48
It is touch my mind as if time is sill
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your drawing took me to the signup page, excellent, congratulations!
I searched the original of this picture:
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This is wonderful! Do you mind if I put it as my cover photo on facebook. I'll make sure to credit you
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Terrific work! Looks like you really enjoy what you're doing.
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I love the fact that you can even see the detail of the eye behind the shades and then the detail of what is reflecting on the shades. Lol, not to mention, the shading . .
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it's impossible to ignore this drawing...
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OMG! I love this one! So fantastic! The hand is amasing!
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Wow this is stunning. Excellent artistic skill.
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the detail and shading on this is incredible
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So expressive! Art like this really helps raise my spirits 
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Deliciously subtle and stylish rendering. This is a beautiful drawing.
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wow! i am completely blown away. words escape me. great work!
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I love your style its so beautiful
your gallery is one of my favorites <3
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pfft crazy, the hardness of the lines, yet the complete picture is so smooth, really nice work, faved
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it's not much of a constructive criticism, but...this is so epic 
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I used charcoal pencils (usually medium or soft), as well as vine charcoal sticks and powdered charcoal. If you want to experiment with charcoal and are used to graphite pencils I would highly recommend vine charcoal as opposed to "standard" compressed charcoal. The former allows for layering and erasing, while the latter is so dark that once you put it down you are pretty much stuck with it.
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This is very helpful, thank you.
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I absolutely love your line work, here - especially when it comes to the creases in the man's hands and the wrinkles in his face. There's a nice balance of tight/definite and loose/gestural lines across the drawing, too. As always, your shading is excellent. I'd be interested to see the reference photo, though, as I feel as though some tight lines of detail are missing in the hat (texture-wise). Just an opinion, though. Great job.
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the detail is phenominal..and with charcoal?? dam son
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I love all of the creases in his face, such excellent character!
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The network of lines traveling around once again has me spellbound! This is beautiful.
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