I had been working very intensively on this drawing with much layering and many long hours spent motionless except for my drawing hand with the inevitable consequence that my back became stiff and painful necessitating a couple of days break and a fair few miles on my mountain bike to ease it off.Having sorted that out i'm back at the board and have so far managed to complete one ear and made a start on layering the graphite on the head of the animal.ive added a layer of H grade pencil over most of it,plotted some of the main features and now ive started with a second layer of H grade,this time pressing a little firmer.Friday, 14 May 2010
Cape Buffalo progress
I had been working very intensively on this drawing with much layering and many long hours spent motionless except for my drawing hand with the inevitable consequence that my back became stiff and painful necessitating a couple of days break and a fair few miles on my mountain bike to ease it off.Having sorted that out i'm back at the board and have so far managed to complete one ear and made a start on layering the graphite on the head of the animal.ive added a layer of H grade pencil over most of it,plotted some of the main features and now ive started with a second layer of H grade,this time pressing a little firmer.
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This is really turning out to be stunning! I love how perfectly you have captured the textures of the horns.
thankyou very much irfan
yes i can understand,and it is the same reason behind me,without comfort cannot do better at work,but u hav manage to do so well.
http://rahulsutar.blogspot.com/2010/05/barn-owl.html
many thanks rahul
Love all the detail. Your work is so realistic. As 03ahmed said, the horns are perfect! I just discovered your blog and am now following. I look forward to seeing more of your work!
hi angie and welcome,i hope you'll enjoy the art here
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