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By way of introduction, I started in 1952 tracing comic books. The I graduated to freehand pencil drawings of Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Goofy, etc. etc. In the 1960s I got into pen and ink and linoleum block printing. I even did a handful of illustrations for a small literary magazine. Then I got married, raised three kids, all the usual activities that distract one from hobbies. I set aside my art supplies until I got a set of colored pencils for Christmas. That got me started again.
Mostly I've been using old Dorothea Lange photos from the Great Depression as reference materials.
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Another portrait sketch (Original Post)
Binkie The Clown
Mar 2021
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Ocelot II
(120,867 posts)1. Very good sketch, and a great source of material.
Please post more!
applegrove
(123,130 posts)2. Looks like Prince Philip to me. But then i'm not good at faces.
BatteriesNotNeeded
(48 posts)3. love it
that's a great sketch
Bayard
(24,145 posts)4. A lot of character there
I like how the hat throws shadows on his face.