So I finally used a reference photo for drawing. Apparently drawing girls out of imagination just results in sad/pensive faces. Of course, the nephews were quick to point out that I wasn't very good at "copying" because I missed out on the strands of hair across her forehead and also clothes! *LOL*
I started with a lightly drawn graphite pencil sketch on hot pressed watercolour paper. I like using a mechanical pencil with HB lead so that I don't need a pencil sharpener. *ahem...lazy bones*
Then I went in with watercolours.
And finished with coloured pencils for depth...[and to cover up mistakes] and a Posca paint marker for white highlights.
OMG..you are excelling at drawing n painting Girls Yvonne !her eyes..lips..hairs Fabulous !
ReplyDeleteTotally in awe!! Wow oh wow oh wow!! You did an amazing job!! It's perfect!! I love your drawing more than the picture!! Spectacular my friend!! Have a great day!! Big hugs :)
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WOW! AAAMAZING!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteLove your drawing and water coloring, Yvonne! It looks so gorgeous. Totally love it!!
ReplyDeleteReally gorgeous Yvonne.... you are VERY clever!
ReplyDeleteWow!!! She looks amazing!!!!! And loving how the kids have to point out what you didn't copy! HA! Out of the mouth of babes! LOL!!!!
ReplyDeletewow you are really progressing in your drawing.. Totally awesome.
ReplyDeleteWow, you did an amazing job, Yvonne! This is gorgeous! And it is SO fun to see your progression on your drawings. TFS!
ReplyDeletewell, it's nice to know you are an Aunt to Art Critics...even if they are little and extremely cute...LOVE your process! Awesome!
ReplyDeleteWow! I'm impressed Yvonne!
ReplyDeleteBravo!!
WOW!! Yvonne, that is AMAZINGLY BEAUTIFUL!! You are so talented! I would hang her in my house - she's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful! And she has brown eyes- I've noticed the vast majority, if not all, of your previous girls have blue eyes. Keep trying different reference photos. It would be awesome to see what you can do with different ethnicities and face structures.
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