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Finally done. Took about 50-60 hours. 12"x18" drawing paper. Regular, NON-MECHANICAL pencils; used mostly H, HB, and a 4B with some blending stumps. I really slowed down on this one. I tried to really recreate the Surrealism that Dali represented. I love all of his genius work and these are some of my favorite parts of some of his famous work.
I hope you enjoy it. I always find it kind of sad when I get done with a drawing. It's like the journey to get if finished is what is so meaningful and challenging.... Definitely download to see the full pencil detail of this piece. The Works-In-Progress pics: [link] [link] |
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April 24, 2008
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"What do you think the artist thinks about? Do they think about fine wines or black tie affairs? No, they live for that narcotic moment of creative bliss. A moment that may come once a decade, or never at all." ~Art School Confidential~
excellent details. definate fav!!
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Crazy SF scribbler girl! Star Wars nut, Tonks ‘n’ Moony obsessed, and a hobbit lost in time.
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and of course the distortion of the horse^^
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"What do you think the artist thinks about? Do they think about fine wines or black tie affairs? No, they live for that narcotic moment of creative bliss. A moment that may come once a decade, or never at all." ~Art School Confidential~
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"What do you think the artist thinks about? Do they think about fine wines or black tie affairs? No, they live for that narcotic moment of creative bliss. A moment that may come once a decade, or never at all." ~Art School Confidential~
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"What do you think the artist thinks about? Do they think about fine wines or black tie affairs? No, they live for that narcotic moment of creative bliss. A moment that may come once a decade, or never at all." ~Art School Confidential~
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"What do you think the artist thinks about? Do they think about fine wines or black tie affairs? No, they live for that narcotic moment of creative bliss. A moment that may come once a decade, or never at all." ~Art School Confidential~
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