Peeta Mellark: Catching Fire

A portrait drawing of Josh Hutcherson as Peeta Mellark from the film “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire”. I had wanted to add a background, but I wasn’t happy on what I could come up with so, I’ll just leave it as is and maybe add something later if anything comes to mind, cause I usually suck at doing backgrounds.

TIME:

Approximately 3 weeks

MATERIALS USED:

Vellum Bristol Paper

2B and HB Mechanical Pencils

6H, 2B and HB Derwent Graphite Pencils

tortillions

tissue paper

Q-tips

White Gel Pen

Electric eraser

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Butterfly

A Still Life/Nature drawing of a Butterfly done with the use of Crayola Crayons. Credit for the reference photo goes to Lee Hammond’s “Amazing Crayon Drawing”. I’m not really pleased with it, the real thing looks better though, the scanner once again did not bring out the best of what the drawing has to offer. Perhaps, I would have done a better job of the drawing have I not been so sick and my concentration divided, but I just had to work on something, I hate going for days without drawing at least something! Anyway, I’m feeling much better now and hopefully my concentration on the next drawing will be much better.

TIME:
Approximately 1 week due to illness

MATERIALS USED:
White Stonehenge paper
Crayons= Goldenrod, Aquamarine, Periwinkle, Gold, Brown, Black and Mauvelous.

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Red Flower

A Still Life/Nature drawing of a flower with the use of Crayola Crayons. Credit goes to Lee Hammond’s “Amazing Crayon drawing”.

TIME:
1 week

MATERIALS USED:
White Stonehenge Paper
Crayola Crayons= Dandelion, Blue Violet, Mango Tango, Pine Green, Red Violet, Scarlet and Yellow Orange
Craft Knife

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Jasper Whitlock Hale

A portrait drawing of Jackson Rathbone as Jasper Whitlock Hale from the film “Twilight”. I really dislike how my scanner doesn’t always catch all of the lighting of the drawing correctly, especially when the skin tone is light and the scanner turns it white. Oh well, hopefully in the near future we will see scanners that can capture even the lightest skin tone or shadow areas. In order for the drawing to stand out a little, I colored Jasper’s eyes the vegetarian “golden” vampire eye color.

TIME:
A little over 3 weeks

MATERIALS USED:
Vellum Bristol Paper
2B and HB Mechanical Pencils
2B and HB Derwent Graphite pencils
Golden yellow color pencil
tissue paper
Q-tips
Electric eraser

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A horse

A Still Life/Nature drawing of a horse with the use of Crayola Crayons. Credit goes to Lee Hammond’s “Amazing Crayon drawing”.

TIME:
Approximately 3 weeks

MATERIALS USED:
White Stonehenge paper
crayons= Antique Brass, Black, Burnt Orange, Cadet Blue, Chestnut, Tan and White

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Sam Claflin

 

A portrait drawing of Sam Claflin, best known for his roles as Prince William in “Snow White & The Huntsman” and as Finnick Odair in the soon to be release “The Hunger Games: Catching Fire”. I’m pleased with this drawing, but I hate that my scanner doesn’t always catch the lightest of skin tones and that it seems to make the shading on the shirt shine, but I assure you the real thing looks better.

TIME:

Approximately 2 weeks

MATERIALS USED:

Vellum Bristol Paper

2B and HB Mechanical pencils

2B, HB, 6H, 9H and 9B Dewent Graphite Pencils

tortillions

Qtips

tissue paper

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Mr. Lee Pace

A portrait drawing of TV/Movie actor, Lee Pace, best known for his role as Ned in “Pushing Daises”, Fernando Wood in “Lincoln”, Garrett in “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn 2″ and Thranduil in “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey”.

TIME:
Approximately a month and a half (mostly due to volunteer work)

MATERIALS USED:
Vellum Bristol Paper
2B & HB Mechanical Pencils
2B, HB, 6H & 9H Derwent Graphite Pencils
tortillions
tissue paper
Q-tips

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A Conch Shell

A Still Life drawing of a Conch shell with the use of Crayola Crayons. I’m not pleased on how my scanner has a negative effect on bright colors, I promise the drawing looks way better in real life.

TIME:

Over 7 days due to a busy week

MATERIALS USED:

White Stonehenge paper

Crayons= Sea Green, Yellow, Periwinkle, Carnation Pink, Mango Tango, Blue, Brown, Caribbean Green, Hot Magenta, Inchworm and Shadow.

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A Still Life drawing of a Tepot

A Still Life drawing of a Teapot with the use of Crayola crayons. Colors have to be added in layers so that I can bring it to life slowly and carefully, crayons is a difficult medium to use. The drawing is a little to big to fit in my scanner so it will appear heavily cropped… this is one of the many times I wish I had a digital camera. Finished this a couple of days ago, sorry for the blurriness on the right side of the drawing, but this is what happens when the entire drawing doesn’t fit in my scanner, but one day if I can afford to buy a digital camera, I will hopefully replace it with a new one.

TIME:

Approximately 2 days

MATERIALS USED:

White Stonehenge paper

crayons= Canary, Green, Blue Green, Black, Carnation pink, Green yellow, Mauvelous, Plum, Sky Blue, Spring Green and Yellow Orange

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Still Life drawing of Plums

A Still Life drawing of Plums in a variety of color. I made this little exercise just for the pure fun of it.

TIME:

2 hours

Materials used:

White Stonehenge paper

Crayola crayons= Green Yellow, Green, black, Blue Violet, White, Apricot, Yellow Orange, Mauvelous, Plum, Red Violet and Carnation pink

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