I think I'm getting the hang of this ink thing . Actually, at the moment, I like painting with ink more than drawing with pencils; it's faster, less messy (I love not having to worry about smudging the annoying pencil dust!), great for creating contrasts, and you don't have to keep sharpening your pencils. So ye be warned; there are more ink paintings to come !
OK, where was I... oh yes. It's Ewan McGregor, one of my favourite actors of all time. Trivial fact: I wanted to draw this reference picture for a very long time, probably for more than 8 years. I didn't wait this long because I waited for my drawing skills to improve (although that would have made a pretty good reason ), but because I forgot about the picture... until about a week ago. I watched I love you, Phillip Morris (crapy movie, b-t-dub) and was reminded again of how great an actor he is. So, naturally, I googled for drawable pictures of him, and that's how I rediscovered this particular one. I immediately knew I had to paint it! And THIS time, I even stapled it to a chipboard .
I'm very content with the result (although the background... meh! Didn't quite turn out the way I had imagined it, but I guess it's OK). The hair was easy to do, and - as I re-found out - hands are actually pretty hard. Yep, so, hope you like it as well. Comments are greatly appreciated .
Time: I'm guessing about 8 hours Size: 12.7cm x 18.4cm / 5'' x 7.24'' Materials: Acuarela paper from Oxford, 240g/m2 HB pencil for sketching Black ink from Pelikan Small and medium paint brush Dip pen Reference (no idea who the photographer is, but kudos!)
Edit: Can you guys see the thumbnail, or is that only a problem on my computer? _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Stop it. Seriously you're killing me here with the skill, the talent, the beauty of this picture. i love his fingers and hair and wrinkles...just about everything I can never get right xD hahaha
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