Couldn't resist doing one more drawing of Wolverine. It's another pencil on bristol board - I spent way too many hours on this one.
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- Jessica Schallock
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- I'm a 20 year old college student from a small town in Alaska. I'm working on a degree in music theory at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, I am a pianist, play the celtic harp, and am a passionate artist focusing on portraits. If you are interested in commissioning a portrait, drop me an email.
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3 comments:
Too fun!
Papa
Hi Jess, I came across your site whilst just surfing about the net and thought I'd drop you a wee message to say 'love ya work!'. This portrait is very good. You captured the menace in his face very well too. Graphite is hard to work with.. but you do it well. Keep creating, Chris
Thank you for your kind words! I enjoy working with graphite, despite how time-consuming it is. It's always wonderful to hear from other artists. Thanks! Jessica
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