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Drawing a face straight on is one thing, but the moment the head starts turning, everything suddenly feels different. Drawing faces at certain angles can be a humbling experience because the features shift,

Waiter, please, another plate! Moments of Everyday Life. Rollertip pen and red ink on sketchbook, A5, 2026. Stephen Ezike

Pushing through despite the engine breakdown. Moments of Everyday Life. Rollertip pen and red ink on sketchbook, A5, 2026. Stephen Ezike

Today, I drew a portrait. Portraits are still one of those things that make me stare at my drawing for way too long, wondering, “does this actually look like a face?” 😂 Just one wrong eye placement or

Ready to go roll Rollertip pen on sketchbook, A5, 2026, Stephen Ezike

On standby I Moments of Everyday Life Rollertip pen on sketchbook, A5, 2026, Stephen Ezike.

I created this piece in 2022. I think that it is one of my worst pieces. Normally I think that my creations are at least decent but some of my pieces just look weird to me. First photo is probably taken

Duty call Moments of Everyday Life Series Roller-tip pen on sketchbook, A5, 2026, Stephen Ezike

Drawing of king Leonidas from the movie 300. Ballpoint pen on sketchbook, A5, 2026, Stephen Ezike

Drawing study of raggae legend, lucky dube. Ballpoint pen on pocketsketchbook, 2026, Stephen Ezike

I created this piece in 2023. The first photo was taken with phone. And this photo I took yesterday with a camera.

Today’s drawing was all about eyes. Eyes are my go-to thing to draw when in doubt, they look so simple when you look at them, but the moment you try to put them on paper, suddenly every little detail matters.

Portrait study DC comic character, Harley Quin,Ballpoint Pen on pocketsketchbook, 2026, Stephen Ezike

Portrait study of Liam Neeson from the movie, Taken. Ballpoint pen on sketchbook, A5, 2026, Stephen Ezike

Portrait study of popular comedian, Mr Bean,ballpoint pen on paper paper, A5, 2026 stephenezike

It’s been a while since I updated this blog. Life got busy, and my attention shifted to other things, or maybe I lost motivation for a lot of things. Although, drawing didn’t completely disappear, but

Portrait study of unknown lady, Ball point pen on sketchbook, A5, 2026.

Biro study of John Wick. Pocket sized sketchbook, 2026.

Is the work finished? No, because it still lacks the final touch (a frame). But my work is probably finished (I'm afraid to varnish it so as not to ruin it). A full description will be provided when the

today's acrylic daily painting in the studio - Super quick 1.5 hour painting of strawberries while doing hive stats