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Realistic / Not Cartoons

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The method I used for this charcoal drawing was rather interesting. I covered a piece of paper with charcoal and then erased the image you see.

I told someone I couldn't draw an iris. Then I realized I had to prove it. I decided that I lied.

No, he's not doing the funky chicken. He's supposed to be scary looking.

Do you like my hand? That is such an odd statement...yeah...

At the risk of being redundant...

I used the same methods as the kitten to create this picture as well. It's a simple portrait of Winston Churchill.

I had a really... interesting art teacher my freshman year of high school. She had problems giving me enough to do, so I ended up drawing this.

I drew all three of these hands in the eighth grade. I had a "Little Black Book" that I drew obsessively in everyday. Ah, the days of the past. I am curious as to what I can do now compared to what I did then but not curious enough to spend a half an hour drawing another stupid hand. I am sick of hands. Anyhow, I shall stop rambling.

"Even in literature and art, no man who bothers about originality will ever be original: whereas if you simply try to tell the truth (without caring twopence how often it has been told before) you will, nine times out of ten, become original without ever having noticed it." -C.S. Lewis