聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 | @ramses.ber | The artist Ramses Bermudez heads this first list of mentions with a magnificent dragon eye, wishes his readers an excellent day and shares a quick camera video of the development of his Faber-Castell colors drawing that took him about 23 hours. |
@francisftlp | Francis shares with us a true work of art, the materials she used and its elaboration step by step. No doubt it turned out a beautiful redhead. The publication has its context in Spanish and English so you can appreciate all its content. | |
@rf-abol | The English artist Rowland Abolarin shares with us a portrait of the late president of the Republic of South Africa, Nelson Mandela. Rowland shares with us captures of the work in progress of this drawing in which he used only a ballpoint pen and it turned out to be wonderful. | |
@marinaart | The artist MarinaArt shares her entry to the Steem Monsters contest, a beautiful Black Fire drawing. She tells us a little about this character and shows shots of work in progress. | |
@hadley4 | The steem artist Carlos Contreras shares with us a tender drawing entitled "A thread of love", a digital drawing made with an application on his smartphone mentioned in his publication. He shows us captures of the work in progress and tells a little about the legend of the red thread of love. | |
@erick.esquivel | Erick Esquivel shares with us something surreal and macabre that attracts a lot of attention, he called it "Hands interlaced". He shows us how he did it step by step and what materials he used. No doubt a great job that would look good as a wallpaper of any device. | |
@mistytippens | To finish the list, I mention the beautiful piece by Mistyt970 entitled "The Willow Weeping". It's a very intimate piece that she did to express her most recondite and recent emotional states, she doesn't deepen in her personal life to let the spectator see a bit of own history in the artwork. The work in progress video that she attached is beautiful. |
