Artist Alex Konahin usually spends a few weeks for making this amazingly detailed illustrations. For Every single piece, created by hands, he basically uses dip pen, determination, and raw talent.
Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
23 April 2012
31 March 2012
Portraits on Vintage Envelopes
Incredible collection of envelope drawings by Mark Powell. He completes
every single drawing using an ordinary Bic Biro pen, and stamped and
faded envelopes which have been used more than a century in the past.
30 January 2012
Mario Bros. Adult Version
Portraits of grown-ups Mario Bros heroes: Mario, Peach, Luigi, Bowser, Toad, Yoshi along with Wario. Lovely drawings by Deviant Art user "Robot Pencil".
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23 August 2009
The Easy Way To Draw Animals
It's not always easy to make a drawing of an animal. That's why we thought that you would like to have an easy way and learn a bit about how to draw and view them. This basic method for drawing can be very helpful and it is used by professional artists all over the world.

All drawing has a basic point to start. As you look at the samples we have below you can see that all of them start out on the left as simple shapes. Once you have the shapes in place then you can start to fill in the animal.

Go slowly at first and don't try to make the final drawing from the very start. Artists call this setting proportions. Once you have the second part of the drawing done you can start to color in the rest of the animal and make it start to look real. Artists call this rendering.

Take you time and work slowly. It will take practice but then you will see that it begins to get easier and easier.


















More on - flickr

All drawing has a basic point to start. As you look at the samples we have below you can see that all of them start out on the left as simple shapes. Once you have the shapes in place then you can start to fill in the animal.

Go slowly at first and don't try to make the final drawing from the very start. Artists call this setting proportions. Once you have the second part of the drawing done you can start to color in the rest of the animal and make it start to look real. Artists call this rendering.

Take you time and work slowly. It will take practice but then you will see that it begins to get easier and easier.


















More on - flickr
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