BALLPOINT PEN PORTRAIT DRAWING - BLACK AND BLUE PEN

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Finally the long awaiting ballpoint pen drawing has been completed. The work was started since last year November and completed this year.

Sometimes I used to wonder how I managed to make a work appear as real as this but then I realized it didn't just happen naturally. It's not an over night stuff. It's a combination of many different Inputs - Hard work, dedication, time, perseverance, patience, believe and some other factors which I can't tell.

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For the past coule of weeks, I was patiently working on this piece of art without rushing it because of what I wanted to achieve. I utilized simple and cheap tools to work on this portrait pen drawing - a cardboard paper of 12 by 15 inches and a ball point pen (black and blue).

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Development Preocess

Step 1: Working on the cap and forehead
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Step 2: Working on the face
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Step 3: Completed the face
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Step 4: Working on the cloth
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Step 5: Still working on the cloth
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Step 6: Completed the cloth and added a background
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Step 7: Framed
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Final Piece on Frame

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