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A little Loki practice "for a change". That's the first time that I tried to combine graphite pencil, black marker (because I was too lazy to crush the paper and my hand with a 8B pencil) and white gel pen. At first I didn't draw the snow flakes, but then I thought "Ok... something is missing!" Then I looked out of the window: "Ok... here is something missing, too!" So I added some snow flakes (or let's say a little snow storm) to this picture.

I always thought the pencil is my least favourite tool. I was wrong. Today I tried to paint with acrylics and now I remember why I bought much more oils than acrylics many, many years ago! I love to blend colours on paper and acrylics just dry too fast (yeah, I know there are ways to prevent that...). So it turned into a speedpaint that I don't want to upload.
So I drew this here instead. And do you trust Loki?

Reference was a screencap of Loki (Tom Hiddleston) from the movie "Thor The Dark World" (2013).

Winsor & Newton Extra Smooth Bristol paper A4 250g/m² (size of the drawing = 17cm x 20,2cm); Faber-Castell pencil 9000 (HB, 4B, 7B), Faber-Castell grip 1345 HB 0.5, Faber-Castell Perfection 7056, Copic Ciao marker 100, uni-ball Signo pigment ink um-153 white; time: ~5h

Please don't upload my pictures somewhere else without my permission. Don't infringe copyright!

Here some other traditional Loki drawings:

Description
A little Loki practice "for a change". That's the first time that I tried to combine graphite pencil, black marker (because I was too lazy to crush the paper and my hand with a 8B pencil) and white gel pen. At first I didn't draw the snow flakes, but then I thought "Ok... something is missing!" Then I looked out of the window: "Ok... here is something missing, too!" So I added some snow flakes (or let's say a little snow storm) to this picture.

I always thought the pencil is my least favourite tool. I was wrong. Today I tried to paint with acrylics and now I remember why I bought much more oils than acrylics many, many years ago! I love to blend colours on paper and acrylics just dry too fast (yeah, I know there are ways to prevent that...). So it turned into a speedpaint that I don't want to upload.
So I drew this here instead. And do you trust Loki?

Reference was a screencap of Loki (Tom Hiddleston) from the movie "Thor The Dark World" (2013).

Winsor & Newton Extra Smooth Bristol paper A4 250g/m² (size of the drawing = 17cm x 20,2cm); Faber-Castell pencil 9000 (HB, 4B, 7B), Faber-Castell grip 1345 HB 0.5, Faber-Castell Perfection 7056, Copic Ciao marker 100, uni-ball Signo pigment ink um-153 white; time: ~5h

Please don't upload my pictures somewhere else without my permission. Don't infringe copyright!

Here some other traditional Loki drawings: