Showing posts with label woman's face. Show all posts
Showing posts with label woman's face. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 20, 2021
Gnarled process...
This is another personal piece, loosely based on a prose poem. I enjoyed this, as it's so refreshing to do work unrelated to a commission sometimes. Another piece that was clear in my mind right from the start.
Labels:
atmospheric,
branches,
dark,
graphite drawing,
macabre,
narrative,
woman's face
Saturday, September 05, 2020
Tattoo design process...
I was commissioned to design a tattoo recently. The bones of the brief was- a woman's face, with tentacles and flowers. Well, here you go. The original finished drawing seemed a bit stiff, and the girl looked too young, so I ended up doing another (the top one). I'm glad I did as I think the second attempt is looser and compositionally better.
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