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5 comments:
PHE-NOM-ENAL!!
pretty! i always struggle with how to texture and highlight black hair. i'd like to be able to do it like this!
Thanks both of you.
This was drawn from a B/W photo of Sophia Loren in Painter 9. Working from photos directly with ink and brush or brush marker is a good way to practice drawing with ink as opposed to just following the pencil drawing.
Coolio! La Loren is a fine subject indeed.
The cheek bones, lips and chin really sell the likeness. I agree with Ms. blackbird about the hair. The loosey goosey linework
is a terrific contrast to the more controlled lines of the face. Plus, it gives her that oh-so-sexy tussled look.
Rawr!
Thanks A. Indeed she is very easy on the eyes.
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