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Day finished: 2021-09-21
Time spent: 27hrs 06 minutes
Materials used: 5H, 2H, H, F, B, 2B, 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B sketching pencils, kneaded eraser, brushes, charcoal pencils, Prismacolor pencil crayons
Now THIS took forever. The horns were SO HARD TO DO.
But that's done and over with.
At this time , I didn't have a 9B pencil, so I had to use charcoal, which I REALLY hate using, since I don't have any fixative.
The hair looks clunky because the photo I used wasn't very good quality.
Also, the think about drawing Tom Huddleston is that he has VERY specific wrinkles.
Put too much and he looks to old. Too little, he doesn't quite look like him.
But anyways, my friends (yes, I have friends. Surprise) says I captured his "hotness" (their word , not mine) and that's good enough anyways.
Now excuse your lazy author, as she is currently exhausted from this drawing right now.
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Art book
RandomBasically my art dump. I mainly do realism and a lot of Marvel fan art/portraits, but they're not that good, but you're welcome to look through it.
