Coffee Stirrer, pen, watercolor & colored pencil on watercolor paper, 10 x 11", 2011. |
I haven't done a self portrait in a loooong time. I learned some things from it:
1. I need a hair cut
2. Drawing with pen takes forever! I think I prefer pencil; it has a "messier" look that I like.
Now I'll have a picture to put in my "About" section!
Here's a close-up:
This is beautiful........
ReplyDeletetold you..
ReplyDeletei still like this though.
ReplyDeleteI'm stunned.
ReplyDeletebeautiful line art! i love line art too: here's a sample: http://emilayusof.com/2011/03/sleepy-woman-done/
ReplyDeleteI love this.
ReplyDeleteYour illustration is fantastic! The detail in the sweater, and steam...lovely.
[I must peek around your blog when I have more time!]
nice line work sarah, such detail, appreciate the close up too
ReplyDeleteGreat linework, Sarah!
ReplyDeletevery nice one!
ReplyDeleteit looks like a dry point engraving
Beautiful details! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for such kind words... you are all awesome!
ReplyDeleteYou're AMAZINGGGG! XOXO
ReplyDeleteAmazingly accurate self portrait! did you work from photos to get that angle?
ReplyDeleteI may disagree with you about drawing in pen, but I can't possibly argue with your results! Nicely done!
Ohhh FDR
ReplyDeleteYup... I worked from a picture. I know people frown upon using photographs, but I don't think they know what they're talking about.
me neither
ReplyDeletein the words of my Animation professor:
"It's not cheating if it works"
i love this :o)
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I love all the patterns.
ReplyDeleteWow, that must have taken a lot of patience. You have a steady hand. I love the textures juxtaposed against the explicit line. The dots in the steam is a nice touch
ReplyDeleteI really love this - the variation of line weights, the watercolor washes...very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful. i love your use of textures.
ReplyDeleteI think this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous style!
ReplyDeleteThis is lovely, Sarah. I like your lines too.
ReplyDeleteNothing wrong with working from a photograph. It is known as using a reference. ;-)
this is great work!!
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