#realisticdrawing

Artwork Details Title: The Beauty of Ordinary Things Medium: Graphite/Pencil Subject: Water Bottle Study Surface: Drawing Paper Artist: Emmiesteve A Study in Graphite, Observation & Detail There is

Hello everyone! Happy Sunday to you. This is the completed drawing. It’s beautiful for and it’s even more amazing physically. What do you think about this piece? Thank you and have a lovely day.

I don’t know her personally, but I felt the need to draw this picture the moment I came across it on LinkedIn. As an artist, does this ever happen to you? Some images just connect with you in a way you

Hey everyone! I want to share this completed beautiful realistic portrait drawing I was working on with you. How is it? Size: 12x15 inches Materials: General's charcoal pencil, graphite pencil, Tombow

Hey everyone! How are you today? It's been hell of a week already. I'm glad to start this new drawing. See the progress so far. Size: 12x15 inches Materials: General's charcoal pencil, graphite pencil,

Hello everyone! How are you today? Okay, I want to share the completed piece of my recent commissioned piece and tell you about the changes made. The picture above is the picture I used for the main drawing

Hello everyone! How are you today? I just started a new one. There are lost of changes to be made from this commission. I will share it with you guys when I'm done. Thank you Size: 20x24 inches Materials:

Hey everyone! How are you today? Here is the completed work. I love the hair and how she smiles. It kinda make it more beautiful. The dark background too never fails. Size: 20x24 inches Materials: General's

Hey everyone! How are you doing today? I'm finally done with this beautiful piece. I can say it was worth the time. What do you think guys? Size: 24 by 30 inches Materials: General's charcoal pencil, graphite

Hey everyone! How are you doing today? I knew this was going to take time and the dedication need to create this piece. I'm happy that I'm almost done. Size: 24 by 30 inches Materials: General's charcoal

Hey everyone! Happy New Month ❤️ I'm talking time with this one. Here is the progress so far. Size: 24 by 30 inches Materials: General's charcoal pencil, graphite pencil, Tombow mono zero eraser, Alabaster

Hey everyone! How are you today? I just started a new project. It's a wedding gift for my cousin. Stay with me because this is going to take a while and I will share the progress with you everyday. Size:

Hey everyone! How are you today? I just want to share the process of creating this beauty with you. Size: 16x20 inches Materials: General's charcoal pencil, graphite pencil, Tombow mono zero eraser, Alabaster

Hello everyone! How are you doing today? This has to be the most beautiful commission piece this month. I delivered the work and I just wanted to share with you the joy art brings. Thank you.

Hello everyone! I want to share the completed portrait I was working on with you. I so much much love how it turned out. What do you think? Size: 20x24 inches Materials: General's charcoal pencil, graphite

Hey everyone! I want to share the completed portrait I was working on with you. How is it? Size: 12x15 inches Materials: General's charcoal pencil, graphite pencil, Tombow mono zero eraser, Alabaster paper,

Hello everyone! How are you doing today? Meet this cute baby realistic drawing. I so much love this drawing. What do you think? Materials used: Alabaster paper, blending stump, flat paint brushes, Mono

Hello sketchbook! Here is the realistic portrait that I want to share with you today. A realistic portrait of a man wearing a native cap and a traditional bead. This was done on Alabaster paper. Materials:

Hello everyone! How are you doing today. One of the thing that always give me joy when I'm doing realistic drawing is how I capture the likeness of the person. I drew and delivered this piece today. This

Hello everyone! How are you doing? This is a detailed realistic pencil drawing of the lips. I drew it on Strathmore paper. It's the lips of my student that I capture so that I can draw it. See the steps