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Darla Dixon Art and Words Blog

2010-08-29T22:12:00.000-07:00

I have moved my blog over to http://darla-dixon-artist.blogspot.com - It's one blog with pretty much all my stuff in it - from art to writing. Having a good time over there, hope you'll stop by :)

Summer art assignments

2010-05-27T08:45:00.000-07:00

My daughter is taking Advanced Placement Art classes next year. So her instructor has given her a list of AP Drawing Art Summer Assignments. I thought they looked pretty good. Excellent if you want to work on something to help stay out of an art rut. Helps one branch out a bit, if you know what I mean.
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Complete 10 assignments over the summer. For each work, make a drawing that is at least 9"x12" and uses the entire page.

Make a still life with a good variety of objects that have different textures, sizes, and shapes. Set up the objects so you have an interesting and visually pleasing arrangement. Set up a cloth in the background. Use the whole page, drawing a still life that focuses on value, texture and form. Make the objects look three dimensional through accurate shading. Show the different textures and surfaces of the objects.

Look at the animal images of Durer. Draw an animal with equal attention to detail, using pen.

Draw 100 things on one page.

Look straight down at your feet. Fill a page with what you see.

In oil pastel, draw a jacket that is draped over a piece of furniture. Draw both with careful shading and contour line.

Make a drawing of an unusual interior that contains a good number of interesting objects. Look inside a cabinet, a closet, a drawer, a wardrobe, or in a box of things.

Take a photo of yourself showing extreme emotion. Make a drawing in the style of Van Gogh based on the photo. Use expressive colors.

Look at the collage and paint works of Benny Andrews. Make a collage, mixed media work in his style that shows people you know engaged in everyday activities.

Make a drawing of a tree.

Make a detailed self portrait from life in the style of Rembrandt.

Busy times, great times

2010-05-25T20:52:00.000-07:00

I will be finishing up the portrait of Alexander Hamilton - someday. I've just been so busy that I don't have time for art projects that are "just for fun." Working on portrait commissions and have a big charity live art event and auction on June 5th that I'm getting ready for. The kids are all out of school after tomorrow. I am taking Tae Kwon Do classes. Having a great time, enjoying life...so everything's good, just really busy. Thanks for hanging in there and supporting my art!

Pencil drawing of Alexander Hamilton

2009-12-31T07:51:00.000-08:00

I had a lot of fun working on this pencil drawing of Alexander Hamilton last night. Just drawing him for the fun of it. I saw an episode of American Experience on PBS about Hamilton, and found him to be a fascinating character. This is on 11x14 paper. I still need to work a bit more on his face, and do a lot more in his hair and coat/cravat. The background is being done by crosshatching. I threw in a bit of CretaColor charcoal in this one too.

From Wikipedia: Alexander Hamilton (January 11, 1757 – July 12, 1804) was the first United States Secretary of the Treasury, a Founding Father, economist, and political philosopher. The chief of staff to General George Washington during the American Revolution, he was a leader of nationalist forces calling for a new Constitution; he was one of America's first lawyers, and wrote half of the Federalist Papers, a primary source for Constitutional interpretation. He was more influential than the other three members of Washington's Cabinet, and the financial expert; the Federalist Party formed to support his policies.

Blick art supply low shipping fee and sale

2009-11-27T05:39:00.000-08:00

Blick Art Supplies is having a sale with sliding discounts, based on what you buy.
However, they also have $4.95 shipping with no minimum purchase for that low shipping price.
The reduced shipping fee expires at Midnight. I know I will be taking advantage of this! I love Blick art supply.

New blog posts

2009-11-15T09:32:00.000-08:00

I've been posting more to my main blog lately because I just had it re-designed and I need to make that worthwhile! ;-) Some new posts on my main blog:

Portrait Art Show
I went to The Portrait Society of Atlanta's juried portrait show (includes photos)

Portraits of buildings as gifts
The story of how I was hired by a business to draw my biggest artwork ever.

House portrait in pencil
A house portrait commission I recently completed.

Dog pencil portrait

2009-10-13T09:09:00.000-07:00

Here's a dog portrait of a mixed-breed dog. My client said she was told that Chester was a Labrador/Dalmatian mix. I think I see some Great Dane in him, though - especially in his snout area. But whatever he is, he's a gorgeous dog, and I really enjoyed drawing him. I used 2B and...Read more>>>

Hunting dog classic portrait

2009-09-17T08:08:00.001-07:00

My client sent me a photo of her husband's hunting dog sitting in their backyard with a fence behind him. I 'moved' the dog from that scene into a classic hunting scene at the client's request. The dog is her husband's hunting companion, and this outdoor scene suited him perfectly. The dog was drawn in graphite pencil, the background was done in pastel chalks, and the grasses were done in pastel chalks and Lyra colored pencils. My client was completely thrilled.

Portrait of a young woman

2009-09-08T10:03:00.001-07:00

A gift from boyfriend to girlfriend, here is the portrait on the drawing board.

Little boy retro pencil portrait

2009-09-08T09:55:00.001-07:00

Kind of a retro portrait, because this was done from a photo from the 1960's for a client, to be similar to the one my client's wife has had since she was a child. Now they have a portrait of each of them for each end of the mantle!

Pencil portrait of Richard L. Taylor of Leonard TX

2009-09-04T08:46:00.000-07:00

This is a Memorial Portrait I did of my Uncle, Richard Lafayette Taylor, of Leonard Texas. I did this one in pencil on bristol paper for my Aunt Ruth.

Uncle 'R.L.' was a licensed funeral director for 40 years. His total number of funerals directed is unknown, although it's estimated that it was well over 2,000. He performed funerals for people in up to 8 nearby counties.

I have a newspaper article about my uncle dated 2002, after his death. The article mentions many times about how Uncle RL would show his compassion and love for people...not seen in facial expression, but by his actions, and that there were many kind things that he did that were unknown.

My uncle lived in Texas and I lived in Michigan while growing up, so I'd only see him every two years or so, but he was a special uncle to me and made a big impression. I remember once when I was about 12, he let me come in while he prepared the body of a deceased elderly lady. He took great care and his professionalism was evident. This was at the stage where makeup is applied and the final touches of jewelry, etc are added. His goal was to prepare her to be in a lifelike pose, to cover the bruising she had from the IV tubes with a lace handkerchief, to spare her family from seeing her that way. The goal was compassion and service to the family of the person. It was not a horrible experience for me - if anything, it made me less afraid of death.

Today's pencil portrait from photo

2009-02-13T07:34:00.000-08:00

This is the portrait I'm working on today -- not for much longer, though, because my 3 year old son is sick so didn't go to preschool today. He's napping now, that's the only reason I've gotten anything done.

This portrait will be going to the United Arab Emirates, so she has a long trip in front of her!
I just love her classical features, just really lovely to draw.

I left off the purse strap and repositioned her necklace.

I still have some detailing work to do, and more highlights to bring out, then I think I will be done.

Dachshund Portrait

2009-01-29T08:12:00.000-08:00

This first picture is a Dachshund portrait in the blending stage. I'm sorry, I forgot to get a picture of the basic sketch. This is the point where I start blending with tissues
after I've laid down most of the dark areas.

Here is the finished portrait. This is a digital photo, so you can't see a lot of the details, but there is more background than appears here. I blended graphite softly into the background so it has sort of a suede look. The personalization of Rusty's name also has more details you can't see here - I gave the lettering a soft shadow. I chose this style of lettering just because it seemed to fit him!

Graphite Pencil Portrait of Client's Girlfriend

2009-01-27T11:53:00.000-08:00

Here is the final portrait

In the sketch stage:
This is a commissioned drawing which will be a gift from the boyfriend to the girlfriend in the portrait.

The basic sketch on 14"x17" Strathmore Smooth Bristol paper on my drawing board. I have a drafting table, but I really like these drawing boards - they're like the regular clipboards you're probably familiar with, but these are really large.

I was 99.7% done at this point - just needed to bring out more of the light areas. I also needed to adjust the eye on the left (her right eye).

I chose to not strongly define the stripes on the lady's top - the color of the edge of the shirt's opening was much darker - but I felt that if I made that tone too dark, it would become a distraction from the lady's face and beautiful eyes.

Joshua W. Harris

2009-01-19T11:25:00.000-08:00

Memorial Portrait of Army Sgt Joshua W. Harris

Age 21, of Romeoville, Ill.; assigned to the 2nd Battalion 122nd Field Artillery, Illinois Army National Guard, Robbins, Ill.; died Sept. 17 in Gerdia Seria, Afghanistan, of wounds sustained when his vehicle encountered an improvised explosive device. Also killed was 1st Lt. Mohsin A. Naqvi, Capt. Bruce E. Hays and Staff Sgt. Jason A. Vazquez.

Pencil Portrait of a House

2008-12-28T07:44:00.000-08:00

This is a house portrait done as a commission for a real estate agent. The agent gives the pencil portraits as closing gifts, and they get a great response! More Information on House Portraits

Beautiful Blond Girl Pencil Portrait

2008-12-28T07:41:00.000-08:00

I did this commissioned pencil portrait in July of 2008. Drawing someone with blond hair on white paper can be a challenge. I love how this came out and I think it's one of my all-time favorite pencil portraits.

Pencil Portrait of Susan's Son

2008-12-28T07:38:00.000-08:00

The best part of this little boy's portrait was getting his expression right. He has such a spark, that was a very important part of getting a good likeness of him. Commissioned pencil portrait, drawn on 11x14 Strathmore Smooth Bristol paper.

Portrait of Grandfather & Grandchildren

2008-12-28T07:24:00.000-08:00

This portrait was done using 3 separate photos as art references. This is a portrait of a grandfather with his grandchildren, however, the grandfather passed away before either of the children were born. I usually don't like to put 3 subjects on one piece of 11"x14" paper, but this worked out well because of the layout. I did this portrait in November, 2008.

This is a digital photo of a portrait literally on my drawing board. You can see a bit of my board on the right of the photo!

Couple Pencil Portrait

2008-12-26T19:37:00.001-08:00

This is a pencil portrait that I did around the end of September 2008. A very good looking couple, don't you think? A pencil portrait like this makes a really nice engagement gift, wedding gift, or Valentine's gift. I've had clients who used the pencil portrait as a way to propose.

Pencil Portrait of a Young Boy

2008-12-26T19:33:00.000-08:00

This is the portrait that started off the Christmas drawing season, for lack of a better name for the rush that starts in the fall! This little boy had a delightful expression and he was really fun to draw.

Pencil portraits drawn from photos

Pencil Portrait of Two Brothers

2008-12-26T19:23:00.000-08:00

A pencil portrait of two brothers. This was drawn on 11x14 Smooth Bristol paper from Strathmore. This was a commissioned portrait from husband to wife for Christmas.

Pencil Portrait of a Little Cowboy

2008-12-26T13:27:00.000-08:00

Pencil portrait of a little boy in bandanna and cowboy hat. I had to take a little creative license with the bandanna, so it would look more "picturesque." I also brought out some details in the hat that were not as visible in the reference photo to give the portrait extra character.

Dog Memorial Pencil Portrait

2008-12-26T13:26:00.001-08:00

Pencil portrait of Rusty, a beloved dog. Drawn on 11x14 Strathmore Smooth Bristol paper.

Pencil Portrait Little Boy

2008-12-26T13:24:00.000-08:00

A less serious version of the little boy portrait previously posted! The little boy didn't have a shirt on in the reference photo so I drew a simple tee shirt on him.

Pencil portraits drawn from photos

Little Boy Serious Pencil Portrait

2008-12-26T13:22:00.000-08:00

A very cute little boy whose original portrait is now part of my portfolio to show.

Portrait of a Little Girl with Curls

2008-12-26T13:20:00.000-08:00

Pencil portrait on 11x14" paper. A really cute girl with a sweet expression and curly hair. I modified her hair bow from how it was in the reference photo so it would be obvious that it was a hair bow.

Pencil Portrait of Sean S.

2008-12-26T13:19:00.000-08:00

This is a portrait of my son's friend Sean S. I am working on this portrait.

Pencil Portrait of Young Woman

2008-12-26T13:17:00.000-08:00

This pencil portrait was 14" x 17" and here it literally is - on my drawing board.

Pencil Portrait Little Boy Drawing

2008-12-26T13:14:00.000-08:00

Another digital photo with light coming from the left. The artwork was much better quality than this photo shows. This little boy looks so sweet, he reminded me of my little boy.

Little Girl Pencil Portrait

2008-12-26T13:11:00.000-08:00

This little girl's expression was so cute, she had me smiling the whole time I drew her. Just about to smile or laugh, but she was also curious, so she held her lips tight for the cell phone camera to take the reference photo. Although the reference photo was from a cellphone & I would have liked more details, I thought it came out pretty well.

Sheltie Dog Memorial Portrait

2008-12-26T13:10:00.000-08:00

This is a memorial dog portrait of a Sheltie named Baxter. I completed this portrait on the 3rd of December. This portrait was done on 11x14 Bristol Smooth paper.

Little Boy Pencil Portrait

2008-12-26T13:08:00.000-08:00

You can really see which jobs were down to the wire as far as Christmas deadlines, can't you? Obviously a very quick digital shot, with sunlight coming from the left! But I got it done, the customer is happy, and it got there in time for Christmas!

Pencil Portrait of Two Toddler Children

2008-12-26T13:03:00.000-08:00

This portrait of two cousins was commissioned by the mothers of the children as a gift to the grandparents. This was drawn from two separate photos. In the reference photo, the child on the right was unclothed and in a bathtub. I drew on a t-shirt for her. The top of her head was not in the reference photo, but I made a guess and luckily I guessed right.

Memorial Portrait of a Man

2008-12-26T12:59:00.000-08:00

This portrait looks light here, because I had too much light when I took the photo. This portrait was drawn from a very old photo with high contrast. I used a computer graphics program to zoom in and lighten the right side of his head and ear (to your left looking at the artwork) because I couldn't see any details at all in the ear - due to the high contrast, it was completely black. From lightening the photo on the computer and zooming in, I was able to make out a few darker areas and was able to make a strong guess.

Little Girl Pencil Portrait

2008-12-26T12:55:00.000-08:00

I think this was one of my favorite pencil portraits that I've done this holiday season. Her pose, her sweet expression, her clothing, her overall sweetness is just incredible, so it's an easy task to draw a pretty portrait of a pretty girl really.

Little Boy Colored Pencil Portrait

2008-12-26T12:51:00.000-08:00

This is a framed colored pencil portrait that I completed a couple of years ago. My client recently emailed me and told me she raved about me and showed the portraits (I've done 2 for her) on her Facebook page. She hoped I wouldn't mind. MIND?!? MIND?!? First of all, I have no mind, and secondly, I'd have to be nuts to turn down free advertising like that! Nothing beats a first-hand recommendation like that.

House Portrait

2008-12-26T12:48:00.000-08:00

This is a house portrait. Probably the house in it tipped you off to that already... ;-)
This was done on 11"x14" Smooth Bristol paper. It's mixed media, because I used graphite pencil, colored pencil, and pastels in it. I love pastels for making the sky and grass look dreamy and soft.

It was a Christmas gift from the daughter to the family. They have moved from this house but the family has a lot of great memories of this home.

Memorial Pencil Portrait

2008-12-26T12:40:00.000-08:00

This is a portrait of a gentleman who has unfortunately passed away. It is a memorial portrait.

If you look closely, you can see that the lens of his glasses on the right is too long. I spotted my mistake and fixed that, but then in the rush to get Christmas orders out quickly, forgot to take another photo of the artwork. This artwork was done on 11x14 paper.

Random Sketch

2008-03-22T07:40:00.001-07:00

Here's a little mundane graphite pencil sketch of my sofa with a stack of folded towels piled up on it. The drawing is on matboard and is about 4"x5". Just something fun to do when I have a minute. It's good drawing practice. I just draw anything if I can't get someone to pose.

oops

2008-03-17T13:07:00.001-07:00

oh boy, I kind of forgot about this blog....I am very behind in posting to it, sorry!
Maybe when I get caught up...

Oh, promises promises!

Pencil Drawing Boy with Ball

2007-09-30T20:16:00.000-07:00

Here is a pencil portrait of a little boy that I did a few years ago. It was a rather large portrait, I think on 18x24 paper. I'm pleased with how I drew the overalls - the extra time taken to put in the puckers that fabric naturally has was worth it. I get really bored drawing clothing sometimes.
This is a portrait that I have grown to appreciate more over time too-I think I tend to be too much of a perfectionist, so I think with the passing of time I am able to better appreciate my work. I just wish I had a better photo of it.

Women in Art, 500 years, morphed

2007-07-18T20:00:00.001-07:00

Portrait of Two Brothers in Pencil

2007-05-29T21:36:00.001-07:00

Pencil Portrait based on a photo of two boys...I changed their positions in the photo to create this portrait. I accidentally posted it to my other blog so you need to click here to see it and read the story about it! OOoops!
LINK

Lady Alice Lisle Book Illustration Portrait

2007-03-16T19:20:00.000-07:00

Lady Alice Lisle - I only had the painting at the far left (from a book cover) to use as my art reference. I created a mirror image in my graphics program, and then used that as my art reference. I needed to age her to about age 70.

Lady Alice was executed by beheading in 1695. I looked up fashion examples of women's wear and head coverings for that time period. I especially looked for older women, which was difficult. I found this hat on an older lady in the correct time period and decided it might be appropriate.

To age her, I surmised that she would have darker circles under her eyes, her jowls would be a little lower, and I decided on some lines on her forehead and near her eyebrows. I made her more gray at her temples...and certainly more gray-haired than we tend to think of a 70 year old woman as being...but remember in those days, there weren't any Clairol haircolors!

combined portrait of 3 sisters

2007-02-26T12:16:00.000-08:00

This is the rough layout for the portrait of three sisters drawn from three separate photos.
I did 2 artworks of the three sisters, as you can see they came out differently. I prefer the 2nd one but the client happily accepted both!

putting several photographic images together to make a new pencil portrait

2007-02-26T08:01:00.000-08:00

Here is the completed artwork

Here is a photograph of an artwork while it was in progress. I only had some rather small and blurry snapshots from the 1950's to work with. I scanned them and enlarged them closer to the size they'd be in the portrait. I used several photographs as reference to get the likenesses.

A portrait like this would be approximately $300 currently (a little more than a basic two person portrait, because of the lace wedding dress, veil, and the need to combine so many photos.)

Pencil Portrait of a Little Girl

2007-02-23T20:26:00.000-08:00

This is a digital photo of the artwork (above) and it look a little dark. The actual look of the artwork is more like the scan below.

Amazing what adding some hair and clothing details will do. The little girl's name was handlettered at the bottom center of the artwork.
Click here to see the artwork in its earlier state.

James Cook Portrait for Book Illustration

2007-02-21T22:02:00.000-08:00

James Cook pencil portrait for the book, What Really Happened During Colonial Times (that's the tentative title I think) for BramleyBooks.com

Little boy pencil portrait drawn from photo

2007-02-14T10:44:00.000-08:00

Here is the portrait from the other day, now all finished. If you remember, it was the portrait that just looked like a floating head ( LINK ) .

I ran out of 11x14 paper (gasp! Some on order) but I used 14x17...it can either be cut down or left as is. The image area is all within the 11x14" space though. At least this gives the client some freedom in the framing/matting.

In the reference photo, he is leaning on his side and a bib obscures part of his chin, so I hope I have his chin right. The sweater is out of my imagination, but I did happen across a tiny little photo in a magazine of a little boy about the same age wearing a sweater, and that helped me a bit with the neck length, and where the folds of knit would fall.

Lettering sample idea for book illustrations

2007-02-12T07:23:00.000-08:00

Just a test sketch for how lettering might be put on each pencil portrait illustration in the book...
the downside of any name lettering of this sort is that the lengths of the people's names are different, therefore the lettering on each would need to be bigger or smaller, depending on the name length...so all of them would not be the same - so although I kind of like the look of it and the idea, I think it might actually bring out differences rather than tie every one of the pictures together. We'd be in the same situation whether it's scrolls, banners, or something that looks engraved, because of the varying lengths of names.

Baby boy pencil portrait from photo

2007-02-11T13:23:00.000-08:00

Here is a floating head...oh, just kidding...don't worry, he will have a body later! :)
This pencil portrait is at the stage where it is not blended, there are no highlights taken out yet.
I had just stared laying out the dark areas. I worked on the eyes a lot at this point, rather than try to do it after the face is blended and highlighted. To me, the eyes are almost always the key to making the portrait look like the person.

Back to the body, the reference photo showed the little boy lying down and his bib totally obscures his shoulders and neck, so I'll have to determine the neck and shoulder lengths, and then add in clothing. The client told me she wants something like a cable knit sweater or something similar. The baby is 6 months old, so that will give me an idea about how long to draw his neck and shoulders.

I do these pencil portraits on commission, and if you would like a portrait in graphite pencil of a child, Please see my website for more information.
http://www.pencil-portrait-drawing-artist.com/

Graphite pencil portrait of sweet little toddler girl

2007-02-10T09:13:00.000-08:00

I'm waiting to hear back from her grandmother regarding how they would like her hair portrayed. Still a lot of work to do, and I'm looking forward to all the small stitched flower details on her shirt. So cute!

Colored pencil portrait little boy - age regression

2007-02-10T09:06:00.000-08:00

I worked on his hair and his skin tones. I found a great set of 24 prismacolor colored pencils - specifically for people portraits - there are colors in this set that I didn't even know existed, so I am excited to create some better work. It won't make me a better artist instantly, but it never hurts to have the right tools.

What Really Happened ... Narcissa Whitman - Book Illustration

2007-02-08T17:55:00.000-08:00

Book Portrait illustration of Narcissa Whitman
for http://www.bramleybooks.com

What Really Happened ... Rachel Revere Book Illustration

2007-02-08T17:42:00.000-08:00

Rachel Revere, second wife of Paul Revere - In 1773 Paul Revere's first wife Sarah died, leaving behind six surviving children, and Revere married Rachel Walker, wiith whom he would have five more surviving children. I drew this based on a miniature brooch portrait. I couldn't find any other reference images to use.

What Really Happened ... Catherine Ferguson - Colonial Times Book Illustration

2007-02-08T17:39:00.000-08:00

This one is for the 3rd book in a series of 4 history books for homeschoolers (and anyone else with an interest in history). This illustration is of Catherine (Katy) Ferguson.
She was a black woman who was purchased out of slavery and went on to care for orphans in New York City.

Gutenberg pencil portrait used as book illustration

2007-01-29T10:28:00.000-08:00

Here's the rough sketch, beginning layout for Gutenberg's portrait for the What Really Happened During the Middle Ages book:

Messy looking, isn't it?

Then more is put into it and it came out more or less like this:

pencil portrait drawn from two separate photos

2007-01-29T10:06:00.000-08:00

The client sent me two separate photographs - one of him, and the other of his wife when they were first dating. This fast sketch is how I planned to layout the artwork - I sent it to the client to give him an idea of what I envisioned.

Below, you can see the final result:

As you can see from the first sketch, I had planned to move her eye direction, but in the end, I decided to move the direction of his eyes so they would be looking in the same direction.
One of the challenges when working from two separate photographs is the lighting. The lighting will be different, so allowances and changes need to be made. Reflections in the eyes should be on the same side of the eye (usually). I first noticed the need to do that when I was in a frame shop in Snellville when I first started drawing portraits for people. The portrait was in pastel and it was gorgeous but I was immediately aware that it was drawn from separate photographs because the reflections in the eyes were on opposite sides, and the shadows in the portrait didn't make sense. They can't be together in a portrait and have the dark sides on opposite sides. Once I noticed it, it really bothered me a lot - kind of ruined the initial impression I had of the portrait being beautiful. I made a mental note to always remember that, and I think just seeing that one portrait eally helped my art skills from that point.

pencil portrait little boy

2007-01-29T10:02:00.000-08:00

I wish I could figure out how to adjust photos of my artwork so they won't appear blue!

colored pencil age regression portrait

2007-01-29T09:53:00.000-08:00

This is an age regression portrait, and a colored pencil one at that. It's unfinished, still need to work on the hair and small details. This is probably one of the last regression and colored pencil portraits I will do in a long time.

Pencil portrait sketch

2006-11-18T13:33:00.000-08:00

You can see this portrait finished a few posts down...This photo shows how I generally scan a photo, greyscale it in my graphics program, and then print it out to be close to the size (or the same size) as the portrait. It is easier for me to get the shading the right size this way. I don't always do it, but it's often helpful.

Baby pencil portraits

2006-11-16T09:10:00.000-08:00

Pencil portraits of your baby
I use photos as my art reference.
Makes a great gift, contact me today for details!

Darla
http://www.pencil-portrait-drawing-artist.com

Pencil portraits drawn from your photo

2006-09-14T03:45:00.000-07:00

Here is an example of one of my pencil portraits drawn from a photograph. You can hire me to draw a portrait for you of yourself, your children, your pets, your home, and more. I'm a published artist and would love to do this for you. Visit my website to get more details and contact me. LINK

Pencil Portraits Drawn From Photos

2006-09-11T10:20:00.000-07:00

Please view my gallery online at
http://www.pencil-portrait-drawing-artist.com and let me know what you think.