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Art Challenges Henry Cavill Drawing (with budget pencils)
Last Easter when we visited the grandparents, I promised myself that I would take a break from work and all my pencils, sketchbooks, supplies were ...
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chloe Becker Lucifer Drawing (and Lyra Rembrandt Polycolor)
As a series, Lucifer became something special for me. When I was younger I was the biggest cinema nerd out there. I would go to ...
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avengers Captain America drawing
Started this Captain America drawing the other day. I wanted so much for this to be my best work (or one my best works) but ...
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drawing WonderWoman Drawing
Back to my roots with graphite and a WonderWoman Drawing! I love colors but nothing compares to evoking emotions only with shades of black and ...
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Albert Einstein Double Exposure Drawing (Albert Einstein) + finding my style (?)
Double Exposure Drawing (Albert Einstein) + finding my style (?) When I was little I was dreaming of becoming a mathematician and a theoretical physicist. ...
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artificial lighting The problem with artificial lighting and colored pencils
Story of my life: I start working on a new drawing at night, only to find out that next morning everything looks different! Have you ...
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avoid graphite shine Crush testing my pencils regarding graphite shine
Let’s talk about something different today. How to reduce graphite shine (or make peace with it). 🙂 If you are a pencil artist or student, ...
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Colored Pencils Faber-Castell Polychromos vs Prismacolor Premier
Faber-Castell Polychromos vs Prismacolor Premier Welcome to the battle of the battles! When it comes to colored pencils the question is one: Faber-Castell or prismacolor? ...
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albrecht durer Drawing the WonderWoman
After double graphite/colored pencil Aquaman, I thought I would do a similar drawing of Gal Gadot/WonderWoman. Unlike Aquaman, however, I had a lot of trouble ...
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