She has very, very dark brown eyes ( and wanted that to come through... the wolf was finished just a few weeks ago and decided to post it today.. since the wolf is one of Tinas' favorite animals I thought posting them together was appropriate.
Both of course are pencil done on Bristol smooth paper, using Staedtler and Derwent drawing pencils and as always my trusty kneaded eraser.. Click on the photo to see a close up.
Nice, and very beautiful daughter.
ReplyDeleteWOW! This is very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI love both of these drawings Barbra Joan. I particularly like the gentle subtle shading with Tina Marie which gives such smooth surface to her skin, and by contrast, you've done a wonderful job of the Wolf's fur. Excellent pieces.
ReplyDeleteBJ, your work has one again left me in awe. So beautiful! I didn't realize Tina was your daughter (I don't think...? LOL) She sure is beautiful and I can see where she gets it from. Stunning features! (Ok, the wolf too!)
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful. You have such a soft, smooth style. I love it.
ReplyDeleteYour comments are so appreciated, I've not done much lately but you all motivate me to start again.. one of these days.. BJ
ReplyDeleteBoth are absolutely exquisite! You have such an incredible talent for portraits. BEAUTIFUL!!! And so, by the way is your daughter :0)
ReplyDeleteFabulous - both of them.
ReplyDeleteYour work is admirable xx
Wow I love that wild wolf amazing
ReplyDeleteLOVELY, JUST LOVELY........
ReplyDeleteYOUR ART WORK IS OUTSTANDING..
YOUR DAUGHTER IS BEAUTIFUL, I LOVE MALAMUTE'S....LOOKS LIKE A WOLF. HAVE A SUNNY DAY. RIZZI
that wolf has that look on his face like he wants to eat little red riding hood.
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The contrast in texture is amazing, both are fabulous jobs!
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