Portrait realism
580 creative works found
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3D study of subtle expressions – I love the unspoken word..
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3D study of subtle expressions – I love the unspoken word..
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this is an old drawing, done probably around the time I graduated highschool (2001). Used an ad (of model giselle bunchen) from Victoria’s Secret for reference. / done in #2 pencil on printer paper. this is before I discovered other art supplies :)
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pencil drawing *edit: now available as print!! available on t-shirt here: / close-up of a image on gray shirt: /
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She’s wearing Bantu/Zulu Knots in her hair. / She’s also my first digital painting
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Felt Like drawing and Found this Pic in one of my favorite stocker’s galleries! / Ref / This Portrait is available in my 2009 calendar!
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40×60cm oil on canvas won the 1st place in “Goddess”challenge in painted lady group(8, 2009) / won the 1st place in “celebrity painting” challenge in real life artwork group (12, 2008) / featured in real life art group / featured in fine art portrait group(2007) / won the 2nd place in “famous face “challenge in International Superheroes of Drawing, Illustration and World Domination group (4,11,2009)
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Ref / with special permission from model and photographer pluschkind I bumped into this fantastic image while browsing the photography on deviant art and the photographer/model was happy to let me try my hand at drawing it. / As you can see though, I ended up painting it. oils on watercolour paper. I’ve never tried that before but i had no black watercolour paint so I thought, why not!? So all I used was black oils and turpentine to get the greys, like with watercolours. / The way the white cuts up the image reminded me of an image we’d looked at in my visual culture class, the artist had digitally erased lines through the person to create white tribal markings. this erasure gave me the idea for the title of this piece. This Portrait is available in my 2009 calendar!
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58×70cm oil on canvas 2007, private collection after W. Bouguereau featured in RB home page(2007) / featured in fine art of portrait(2007)
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An acrylic on canvas. Portrait of a Medieval Girl, losely based on Mary Boleyn. 40×40 cm. (16” x 16”) I had already experimented with this image using Corel Painter, so thought it was about time I tried to paint it. Some of the stages, in case anyone is interested: /
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Graphite pencils on smooth bristol paper, photo reference. Gregory House from my favorite TV show, “House.” images of work in progress / House tee design / / detail / Laminated print /
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Pencil drawing / Same design available on colored tees /
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My latest self-portrait; I am my art and my art is myself. Original work is 18”x24”, acrylic paint on masonite panel.
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I was attempting with this work to represent visually that lucid feeling that one gets at times- I get it whenever I paint- when the world outside of one’s focus becomes blurred, even time seems out of wack. Part of you’s cemented in reality like always but a part is somewhere else. Original work 18”x24”, acrylic on masonite.
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Colored pencil, 20×30 cm, Hahnemühle paper white, 2009 by www.arts-and-cats.de, thanks to T.Retterat for the nice reference
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9×12 pastel on Sennelier la carte paper FEATURED IN PAINTED LADIES, PETS AND PEOPLE, FIRST THINGS, FEMININE INTENT, AND THE DIVINE FEMININE I had so much fun drawing Barbara, but it is a lot of work trying to do portraits. I needed to do something completely from my imagination. And of course I can’t call it Blackbird without linking to the song!
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I painted this group portrait some time back, and greatly enjoyed depicting the richness of colour, texture and light – hopefully also capturing the spirit of these wonderful people, that they enjoy within their culture. / They are sitting in a yurt, listening attentively to a European translator describing the differences between our culture and their own. Oil painting on canvas & masonite – 40 cms x 80 cms This painting is for sale Featured in ‘Painters of Modern Times’ / Winner of the ‘The Unsung Challenge!’ Link
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Copyright © 2009 Linda Apple / “In the Red” oil on canvas / art museum series FEATURED in the RB home page “I decided to work with the power of red in this one. / I wanted a strong and bold design and let the person almost / become a part of the art.” If you like the above painting…... It is in one of my books of 50 images titled: Artful Moments – views from the museum available- just click here Click here to go Linda Apple art museum series on my web site /
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4×6 inch OSWOA (original small works of art) done with graphite pencil on drafting film. The reference photo for this artwork was taken my Ainhoa Pcb http://www.flickr.com/photos/ainhoap/355192326/ – this is my favourite little model Neska again.
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“Vanity of vanities, all is vanity.” / Koh 1,2 Portrait of Lucy / Canson A4 drawing paper / 8B, 3B, HB pencils ;)
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http://remusgrecu.wordpress.com/ 145cm x 135cm, drawing pencil on paper, 2009
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Oil on Canvas / 80cm x 100cm
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“I stared because their faces, so different, so similar, were all devastatingly, inhumanly beautiful.” ~Bella Swan, Twilight, Chapter 1, p.19 Wow…I am soo humbled from all the features received on this oil painting, and it’s not even finished. Thank you sooo much. It’s truely inspiring! xo myspace.com/Artistmind / Sylvia Lizarraga ( photography permission granted & credit to: / Deviantart ~ STUPID cupid..III by ~kontes-zoya-ossupov / model ~ Hande g. (unfinished artwork, 18×24” on particle board ) /
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Shikoba, the Choctaw Horse Portrait / Available as a canvas print,framed art print,poster,laminated print and card. The wind of heaven is that which blows between a horse’s ears. ~Arabian Proverb / Image copyright © 2009 Shanina Conway. / Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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