Cupcake! -Promarkers Drawing + Watercolour drawings of Norwegian birds

                           Promarkers, size a5
                       

Watersoutable Colour Pencils,Faber Castell, size A5

Watersoutable Water Colours, Faber Castell, size A5

Watersoutable Colour Pencils, Faber Castell, size A5 

Hope you like it, have a nice weekend!

MICHAEL MONROE FAN ART-Watercolour and pencils

                       

                            Tools used: Watercolour, Fabriano Paper and Koh-I-Noor Graphite
                                                Pencils

   

Drawing Dynamic Hands by Burne Hogarth-great anatomy book!

A wooden drawing doll can also be helpful:)

I bought mine from Kremmerhuset in Oslo, I think-

but you can also get them cheap from Ebay.They cost

from 60 crowns to 200 crowns, so watch out for the

right price.

I have seen the exact same doll in TGR for 60 crowns.

The book I bought at Outland about four years ago, but you

can still order it online on Ebay or Amazon.

By the way, I do not get paid to write these reviews-

I do it only to share helpful art tips to other

artists.

Have a good weekend

and remember to stay creative!:)

"Rock on,baby!" Graphite pencils & Inktense watercolour pencils on Canson paper!

                 Hi guys-
                This week`s post comes early due to Norways national day 17 may.
               ;)

               I love long hair and I am very inspired by artists like Esra Roise and Minni Havaas,
               they are amazing artists. When it comes to my style of art, I want it to be
               aesthetic, but simple and delicious to look at. I love making portraits,
              that`s when I have the most fun. ^^
              I like the fact that people are so different, even though there are some facial
             expressions and features that you can find again and again.

             I will try to make a post on different facial types, becouse that's something
             I must admit I need to practice more on.

            I would also like to share a art tip that I actually found in a book of famous
            fashion illustrator Andrew Loomis; if you want to become good at drawing
           pretty fashion gals, it is a good idea to pick up some fashion magazines.
            I always keep some for inspiration-you never know when something
          can become a complete work of art.;)


           Have a great week and remember to stay creative!
           
         

CANDY GIRL DRAWING

                                                 
                                                         CANDY GIRL DRAWING,
                                                          Own work, Size: A4.
                                                          Tools: Derwent Colour
                                                          Pencils and Grey Pencils.
                            

ILLUSTRATION BABETTES FEAST

ILLUSTRATIONS  BABETTES FEAST

FOR NKF.

                                                       
                                                  Technique: Watercolour, colour pencils
                                                    

                                        I tried to capture the more surreal things in this novel
                                         by Karen Blixen.
                                         We were supposed to make illustrations in our
                                         own interpretation.