#portrait drawin

[arinmoss]

Beautiful trans man for the lads :3

[karlyboyyy]

I just think he’s neat ❤️🏐🍌 | Nishida Yūji

[vinsmousseux]

Another tarot card for the books. The Empress

[redwritr]

Sketch of Charles Smith

thanks @red-dead-simp for a beautiful reference photo!

[takunwilliams]

Andre 3k

2024

[kazzadilla]

also check out what happens when you type in 'chappell roan' on google

[battiegutz]

they are going to beat you to death

[iamravone]

Embracing the Drama: Drawing Shin Ha-kyun in Charcoal

Hey everyone! Today, I took a leap into the world of charcoal drawing, and let me tell you, it was an adventure! As someone still finding their footing in the art world, I decided to challenge myself by tackling a dramatic portrait of the incredible Shin Ha-kyun using charcoal techniques.

Now, let me be real with you all—I'm still pretty new to this whole charcoal thing. The idea of creating depth and texture with those smudgy sticks was both thrilling and terrifying. But hey, isn't that what art is all about? Stepping out of your comfort zone and diving headfirst into the unknown?

So armed with my trusty charcoal set and a reference photo of the talented Shin Ha-kyun, I dove into the creative abyss. And let me tell you, it was messy. Charcoal dust everywhere, smudges on my fingers, and plenty of trial and error along the way.

But amidst the chaos, something magical started to happen. With each stroke of the charcoal, Shin Ha-kyun's features began to emerge from the page, his expression imbued with a sense of depth and emotion that I never thought possible. It was like watching a masterpiece come to life right before my eyes.

Sure, there were moments of frustration and doubt. Charcoal is a tricky medium, and it definitely has a mind of its own. But I embraced the imperfections, leaned into the messiness, and let the process guide me.

And you know what? I couldn't be happier with the result. My portrait of Shin Ha-kyun may not be perfect, but it's a reflection of my journey as an artist—full of passion, determination, and a whole lot of charcoal dust.

Here's to embracing the challenges, making a mess, and discovering the beauty in the process. And to Shin Ha-kyun, thank you for inspiring me to push my creative boundaries and dive fearlessly into the world of charcoal art.

Keep creating, keep exploring, and never be afraid to get a little messy along the way!

[halybs]

An old portrait commission :)

[circusclownproductions]

Workign on a new pfp 👍

[jarojam]

Som doodles meow :•3

[specialshinytrinkets]

Reminder that love is stored in Browser games and that I might not be. wired correctly

[orcboxer]

just found your art blog through your reblogs and think it's great!

Thanks! I don't draw all that often these days but it's fun when I actually get around to it

[wiispe]

a variety of sketchy things I've drawn this year

[randomfingthings]

Soooo I had plans to adult today and responsible for all my responsibilities but instead i....... sketched lando and his pouty self cause muse and what not 💀

[bionic-penis]

FINALS WEEK NEXT WEEK LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOO SUMMER BREAK HERE I COMEEEEEEE

based off a back-to-school doodle from 2018, og below cutttttt