Friday, September 30, 2011

Dreams_Pencil Portrait

The exhibit is still going on, I thank you all for your whole hearted support.To see some pics, CLICK HERE.
I haven't been sitting idle,though .I have drawn two more portraits, again the reference were provided by my photographer friend Vikram. Sharing first one here,You may find it a bit different than my previous works; the reason being a new,smoother paper resulting in smoother skin tones, and use of charcoal for darker areas.
I do hop,that you like the 'new look'!
Have a nice day.
Pencil and charcoal, A3 sized 200 gsm acid free cartridge paper.

20 comments:

  1. This is a beautiful portrait Arti. You have a wonderful eye for subject matter and a really nice technique.

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  2. Too good... I couldn't believe it was a sketch. I just checked out your work... You are amazingly talented at what you do. Glad to have found your blog!

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  3. It is very fine! Nice job. I like your new paper and style.

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  4. Hi Arti,
    I think you cought the expression very smartly. Also I like the new look of your blog.

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  5. Hi Arti, you may change what you want, paper, charcoal, etc....but the results is always fantastic! This portrait is simply outstanding! Bravissima!

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  6. Wonderful work, Arti! No matter what paper you use, it's always excellent!

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  7. So gorgeous, Arti! I love the new look of your blog.

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  8. Well wonderful sketch, u have given very smooth skin texture and beard look stunning. I,m wondering does particular paper really make a difference coz i always use normal sketch paper but by looking at ur sketch i beleive quality of paper also matters.

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  9. Thanks |Joe..choosing a good subject is the battle half won!Pencil art can be boring if one doesn't choose smartly :)

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  10. Thank you Ramesh
    Thanks Anisha, i am glad you like my work.

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  11. Thanks a lot, Carole, Liz and Marianno...

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  12. Tito you are so generous and so charming! Thanks!
    Kathryn,Raimundo, Anna,Sherry and Mani, thank you very much.

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  13. @ Mani, paper does matter when you are going into details.Try to find a thicker paper like 150 GSM and you would be able to achieve much more!( not to forget a lot of patience!)

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  14. Best of luck to you, Arti, during the exhibition!! They will love you!

    This portrait is very smoothly rendered...amazing degree of realism.

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  15. This is wonderful work madam...Great!

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