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Published: 2006-12-30 12:46:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 10448; Favourites: 225; Downloads: 275
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Plaster cast study, charcoal on paper.2006
My first charcoal!
Hope you like!
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Comments: 52
It just looks like someone's hand was chopped off and painted grey. Great job
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Congratulations, this piece is featured in our group: [link]
Have a nice day!
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Very good job, i thought for a moment, it is a photo !
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Apart from your good technique I add this to favorites because is the hand of Leonardo 
Da vinci truth?
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I don't want to offend you or something(forgive me if i do). But what did you learn by doing this 2month study?
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Perception being refining the eye to perceive the entire image as a whole as well as perceiving subtlety in shapes/proportions, values, edges, etc.
Control being the ability to manipulate the medium _exactly_ how I intend.
In the world of music it would be refining your ear and mastering your instrument.
Also it was really important for me to keep working through all the barriers and frustrations, just keep going, refine, fix, erase, redraw, until it's just right.
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Glad you like it
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Wow, that's the smoothest charcoal piece I've seen.
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it took a looong time making it smooth...
filling the holes in the grain of the paper... good time for audio books
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Please accept submission of this piece to
It will make a great addition to our group gallery.
Make sure You visit us, best regards!
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Thanks for adding it to the group Bojan!
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lol.. i thought that was a photo of a sculpture..very realistic
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Insane! I love all the details. I was almost convinced it had to be just a photograph, but then I saw it was a drawing! Amazing, truly amazing. I wish to get this good once
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its ur first charcoal . ur kidding right ? it looks ur doin this from years its amazing
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How do you get all those fine wrinkles!!!?? Fantastic!
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I DONT KNOW HOW TO SAY ABOUT ALL YOUR WORKS! AMAZIIIIIIIIIIINNGGGGGG
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Holy God in Heaven.
This is GLORIOUS.
Well done!!
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i cant stop looking at it.
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Your drawings are just awesome... they look just like photograohies, you havew a great talent
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The depth is incredible! I really admire your skills with the charcoal
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Seriously! stop swindle me like this! I thought like, oh so he's doing plaster figuring too
Your drawings are amazing!! I love them..and it's not often I say that.
(excuse my english)
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Hahah, plaster figuring, that's great
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hehe
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You sure this isn't a photograph? o.o Seriously, this is completely flawless. The only thing that gives it away is how smooth the background is, but that's a very very minor detail.
(And holy crap, one of my art professers has already commented on this picture 
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OH
MY
GOD.
I was sure this is a photograph.
Gosh, I wish I had your skills, you rock.
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Congratulations! You have been featured in Top Picks under 50 Volume 4!! [link]
Sweet deal!
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Updated with a new picture!
thanks for the compliments and the feature!!
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Beautifully done, very excellent example of academic drawing!
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wow thank you folks!
chosen: it took about 3 months.. (3 hours a day, 4 days a week)
oilsaked: thank you for those warm words! Will post more, promise!
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this is remarkable. Your technique is simply amazing, this looks photorealistic. I couldn't believe my eyes when I came across it. The lighting is perfect, the anatomical structure absolutely amazing. It is such a pleasure to have you here on devart. I hope to see much more from you.
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