Artwork by Lucian HRAB, Drawing Academy graduate
I found I like to draw old men portraits. Depicting grey hairs is always a challenge but it seems to work now!
Before, I used to draw with soft grade pencils (4b to 8b); and now I enjoy some brighter tones. For this drawing, I used 4H and 2B.
Best regards,
Lucian
Hi Lucian,
Your drawings are better every time!
Very interesting face.
Congratulations to Vladimir to such a talented student!
Kind regards,
Johann
Excellent Lucian,
Jack
Thank you Jack!
Best Regards,
Lucian
Dear Johann,
Thank you very much for the nice words! And yes! A big thank you to Vladimir and Natalie! I found many gems inside this course and some very good and pertinent advices.
I think the face is interesting , I liked the tiered expression, the smiling eyes and the real smile that’s never coming.
I also must say I am a big fan of yours drawings! I hope you will let us see some more of them.
Best regards,
Lucian
Absolute amazing Lucian, you are very , very talented. I like the deep expression in your portrait and of course all details.You become better day by day. I am proud of you. Sabina Popovici Hantu
Hello Sabina,
Thank you for your kind words. I am also fallowing your artworks and I find them very beautiful ! I hope to see more and more of them and I wish you all the success you deserve so well.
Best regards,
Lucian
Very nice Lucian. I have always struggled to draw faces accurately. I hope that I will get the confidence with the help of this course to be able to capture expression like you do.
Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Kind regards
Jean
Thank you Jean! I also love your work and hope to see some more of your drawings.
From my side I never tried colored pencils , I do not feel I am ready yet :). Maybe in the future.
Best Regards,
Lucian
Lucian,
This portrait is very well done. I was struck by the realistic view of the drawing.
Generally the use of white is discouraged in drawing because it lays on top of the drawing. However, your use of white in this drawing works well.
The smaller black lines within the drawing are sharp. Hard lines in a drawing sometimes can “flatten” the drawing and cause it to have less depth.
Again, the portrait is well done. It shows the character of the man.
Helllo Dale,
Thank you for your comments. No white pencil is used be assured :). Only a sharp eraser .
Kind regards,
Lucian