There were a few men standing around outside the entrance wearing red caps watching the crowds. Sometimes tourist groups wear these so they recognise each other but the men I saw wearing them looked like they were there to keep on eye on everyone.
I wasn't that inspired by the reference I used but quite often it makes a better drawing than a photo, and it was still interesting to do. There are a few things I'm not that happy with but I don't want to work too much on this as once the face is done I tend to lose interest. I've blogged about the process and the pencils used on my other blog, Sketches by Fiz.
6 comments:
Great work. I also use to lose interest after making the face, so I often make the rest much more loose as if it was intentional (and not a trick to hide i want to finish). But it often helps since in this way the main-characteristic-psychological areas got underlined.
What a fabulous gift you have! Thank you for sharing your wonderful work!
You are a master at these portraits Felicity. This is so beautifully done.
Felicity, thank you for coming to follow and visit my blog. I'm glad we'll be sharing our works and ideas. Have a wonderful day!
NO. Nope, no idea how you do this. Amazing. As always.
This is really quite good! I often make the face last to keep from losing interest. I do all the stuff that I least like to render first. By saving the best for last it gives you something to look forward to.
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