Here is a picture I drew of a dog in a field. It is drawn in charcoal. It took about a week working on it at an hour or less at a time. I really wanted to make the white of his coat stand out so I worked over the entire background with a 2h charcoal pencil and a blending stub.
A gallery of portraits with comments. Many are drawn in charcoal but I create portraits in other media, such as pencil, wax pencil, pen and ink and watercolor.
Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog. Show all posts
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Dog in Field
Please see the tab for pricing options to commission your own pet's portrait in charcoal.
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Portrait of a Dog in Mixed Pencil And Charcoal
This dog was drawn in charcoal pencil, and graphite pencil. I saw this in newspaper advertisement and used the advertisement as a subject in a class for some home schooled kids I was teaching at that time. Dogs are very gratifying to draw because of their nature that mixes nobility and playfulness. The challenge of animals is to get the fur just right.
A charcoal sketch of a dog. |
This took me about three hours to draw. It is drawn in a cheep sketchbook. The paper had a nice tooth to it but lacked permanence and already shows early signs of yellowing. I almost always use acid free paper now for practice.
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dog,
mixed media
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