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This movie was playing on TV one night while I was painting and gave me the idea for this drawing, fast-forward a month later and it's done ^^
This was really fun and relaxing to do. Done in 3 days, little by little. I find that very rarely I'll actually sit and draw for very long periods of time, I usually break it up into 2-3 hours or as long as both time and my patience will permit. A more detailed pencil drawing will usually take around 5-7 hours to draw, but I never really check though =3.

The picture for this is a bit more grainy and lighter than my actual drawing, I'll try to take a better picture once I'm back home and have access to my camera. I find that my coloured pictures both scan and photograph a lot better than my graphite drawings. For some reason I struggle a lot more to get a good picture of my pencil drawings.

Done using Derwent Graphic HB, 4B, 6B, 8B/ Faber-Castell Polychromos black/ Conte-a-Paris Pierre Noire 3B/ Koh-I-Noor Progresso woodless graphite 8B pencils

I tried using the 2 coloured pencils to get deeper blacks and to try and eliminate the shine that comes when using dark Graphite and I'm quite happy with how it turned out.

Description
This movie was playing on TV one night while I was painting and gave me the idea for this drawing, fast-forward a month later and it's done ^^
This was really fun and relaxing to do. Done in 3 days, little by little. I find that very rarely I'll actually sit and draw for very long periods of time, I usually break it up into 2-3 hours or as long as both time and my patience will permit. A more detailed pencil drawing will usually take around 5-7 hours to draw, but I never really check though =3.

The picture for this is a bit more grainy and lighter than my actual drawing, I'll try to take a better picture once I'm back home and have access to my camera. I find that my coloured pictures both scan and photograph a lot better than my graphite drawings. For some reason I struggle a lot more to get a good picture of my pencil drawings.

Done using Derwent Graphic HB, 4B, 6B, 8B/ Faber-Castell Polychromos black/ Conte-a-Paris Pierre Noire 3B/ Koh-I-Noor Progresso woodless graphite 8B pencils

I tried using the 2 coloured pencils to get deeper blacks and to try and eliminate the shine that comes when using dark Graphite and I'm quite happy with how it turned out.