About every other month, I like to draw something as accurately as I possibly can without the use of tracing, grid or transfer. Just good old fashioned eye-balling. I have many good photographers in the family and this photo was taken by my son, Mike. I love the lighting on her sweet, pensive expression. I worked an hour here, an hour there...taking breaks from my assignments and commissions. I could refine it more but I think I'll leave it the way it is.
She is so beautiful and she looks like an angel. You are so talented.
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Such a gorgeous portrait... you've really caught a beautiful expression and that lovely toddler fine hair... a really lovely drawing :)
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ReplyDeleteWow, this is an incredible portrait. And the rest of your art is fantastic! I love the fantasy theme. Just followed your blog and I'm excited to keep up with your work in the future!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sophie. I can't wait to spend some time on YOUR blog. Me thinks abounding treasures await. Thank you for the follow too.
ReplyDeleteOh Mia looks so young! I love the soft lighting you used. Yah, you don't need tracing or grid! It's amazing!
ReplyDeleteThis is a beautiful portrait of Mia. The expression, softness, tones...exceptional.
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Well, thank you, oh weary sister. xo
ReplyDeleteKim, this is beautiful, and its easy to see done with so much love. What a wee angel x
ReplyDeleteThank you, ruthie for your kind words.
ReplyDeleteIt's a very sensitive portrait!
ReplyDeleteThe TEXTURE! Wow. I'm certain I could reach out and touch this and feel the strands of her hair! Amazing work, Kim.
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