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Cameron Lee “Joker”
Cameron Lee “Joker”
11x16, Graphite, 2016
11x16, Graphite, 2016
This is a realistic, black and grey, graphite drawing of the Clown Prince of Crime. While Developing the drawing I wanted it to take a darker more cynical expression. Drawing this took quite a bit of time, if I were to change anything, I would attempt to finish sooner because of mistakes made. I added color to several areas of this piece but not all, and not expressively.
This is a realistic, black and grey, graphite drawing of the Clown Prince of Crime. While Developing the drawing I wanted it to take a darker more cynical expression. Drawing this took quite a bit of time, if I were to change anything, I would attempt to finish sooner because of mistakes made. I added color to several areas of this piece but not all, and not expressively.
Cameron Lee “Statue”
Cameron Lee “Statue”
Graphite, 2016
Graphite, 2016
This is drawn using graphite, and is a black and grey realism piece. At the beginning of this project I wanted to use a subject that is seen as beautiful and light. I made many mistakes one of them being incorrect blending. If I were to restart I would definitely redo my shading.
This is drawn using graphite, and is a black and grey realism piece. At the beginning of this project I wanted to use a subject that is seen as beautiful and light. I made many mistakes one of them being incorrect blending. If I were to restart I would definitely redo my shading.
Cameron Lee “Bryan Cranston Portraits”
Cameron Lee “Bryan Cranston Portraits”
Graphite, 2018
Graphite, 2018
These are realist drawings of the actor Bryan Cranston, at the time making these, I was in the process of improving my portrait abilities. I drew one of the images (Right) before receiving aid on my technique, and the second (Left) is drawn after looking into more skilled portrait techniques. I did not create these pieces with a message in mind, rather a goal of showing improvement.
These are realist drawings of the actor Bryan Cranston, at the time making these, I was in the process of improving my portrait abilities. I drew one of the images (Right) before receiving aid on my technique, and the second (Left) is drawn after looking into more skilled portrait techniques. I did not create these pieces with a message in mind, rather a goal of showing improvement.
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