As a toddler. The tiny-headed “false” start on top. The final done after I had limbered up my drawing muscles. Graphite and white charcoal on brown-toned paper.
#sketching, #self-portrait, #charcoal, #graphite
As a toddler. The tiny-headed “false” start on top. The final done after I had limbered up my drawing muscles. Graphite and white charcoal on brown-toned paper.
#sketching, #self-portrait, #charcoal, #graphite
I’ve always admired the art of, and particularly this painting done in 1516, by Albrecht Dürer from the National Gallery in D.C. Particularly when I read this description of the painting from the Gallery’s voluminous volume of selected works, and Dürer’s ability to:
“lay open the fine net-work of the heart and brain of man”…”to make us see deep into the soul until we understand, for example, the character of this ugly, resolute individual, whose personality, flashing out through luminous and asymmetrical eyes, exerts a powerful spell. His is the face of the Reformation”.
So I thought I would make my own attempt to capture him.
History isn't made by kings and politicians, it is made by us.
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I'm an Argentinian watercolor lover in California. In this blog I want to share some of my works.
IF YOU'RE NOT PART OF THE SOLUTION, THEN YOU'RE PART OF THE PROBLEM...BUT WHAT IF YOU'RE NOT PART OF THE PROBLEM - THEN WHAT ARE YOU?
Graphic design & illustration