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I really enjoy doing portraits of people because faces are so fascinating. Realism is one of my favorite styles, because it can show so many emotions. I also love cartoon characters as they can break rules that realism cannot. |
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Tanner Seitz Medium- Mechanical pencil I drew this portrait using a reference photo like I normally do. |
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Sam Jeffers Medium- Mechanical pencil I drew most of this portrait live then fixed it up a bit at home. |
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John Hernandez Medium- Mechanical pencil I started to sketch people live and in person, and here is one of my first attempts. I did finishing touches at my house. |
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Self Based Portrait Medium- Mechanical pencil I drew this portrait loosely based on myself and have the same necklace as the girl in the portriat. |
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Girl #4 Medium- Mechanical pencil For the 4th installment of my "Girl" series, I wanted the hair to hide some of the face to add a bit of mystery. |
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Girl #3 Medium- Mechanical pencil I decided to go with a more unusual look with the hair on this portrait. To me, the girl exuberates an infectious positive energy. |
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Girl #2 Medium- Mechanical pencil I like the dramatic ponytail and crazy bangs in this portrait. |
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Girl #1 Medium- Mechanical pencil I knew I wanted to develop a less time consuming method of drawing portraits, so cartoons came first to mind. I typically like to keep my cartoons grounded in realism, so there's nothing too wild. |
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Girl Medium- Mechanical pencil I tried my best to draw a person from my imagination and no reference photos. |
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James Marsden as Cyclops Medium- Pencils, lettering- pen I've always liked the X-Men, so one day I decided to draw Cyclops. This was one of the first times I ever tried to emulate a font. |
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Austin Hargrave Medium- Pencils I enjoy drawing people I see in tv shows or on YouTube, and YouTube is where this portrait has its roots. |
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