Portrait of Irish actor Aiden Turner who plays Kili, the youngest dwarf in the new Hobbit film. I wanted to have him appearing out of the darkness, so there is no background and all the shadows and hair are done with an eraser.
Soft pastels and pastel pencils on dark brown Art Spectrum Colourfix paper A4 approx. Original available.
How about a card?
or a mounted print?
This is one sexy image. Keep your pretty boys, I like them mean and moody!
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Associate Member of the Pastel Society of Ireland.
Most original paintings are for sale unframed from about £40.
Comments
Beautiful work Hilary…..you have captured this actor so well, showing his excellent facial features, expression and likeness so well. Wonderfully presented. Susan
Thank you for taking the time to write such a considered comment, Susan
– Hilary Robinson
Certainly a beautiful piece of work Hilary x
Him or the portrait, Supernan? hoho
– Hilary Robinson
Wonderful effect you achieved with the face emerging from the darkness!
Thank you, Pam. I appreciate your comment.
– Hilary Robinson
wow this pastel is stunning, love the atmosphere seen in this drawing,just wonderful,well done,dawnx
Thank you, Dawn
– Hilary Robinson
Thank you so much for the feature, Judi.
– Hilary Robinson
awesome work!
Thank you! I still wear your tee shirt from time to time, “Can’t brain today…” Manybe I was able to brain for a while on the day I did this portrait…. :)
– Hilary Robinson
Congratulations on your feature in Women Painters

on the theme of Beautiful Faces, February 27, 2013.
Come see!
Oh thank you so much, Fran. I am honoured to be in such company.
– Hilary Robinson
Beautiful portrait!
Thank you, Jolante. That is a great compliment coming from a superb portrait artist like you!
– Hilary Robinson
Very well done! Great artwork!!
Thank you, Madalena. I do so admire your use of colour.
– Hilary Robinson
MY gosh! EXCELLENT WORK, Hil!!!
Thank you, JacqueLynn
– Hilary Robinson