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Published: 2011-10-15 17:06:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 6067; Favourites: 224; Downloads: 87
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Johnny Depp at the pressjunket for his movie The Rum Diary, October 2011 in Los Angeles3H, HB, 2B, 6B, 8B Pencil
21 x 29.7 cm
Here's the WIP: [link]
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Oh it look perfecto! Absolutely wonderful drawing! Just love your styles!
Johnny looks smoking there!
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This is so freaking amazing!! I really love it, can I please feature it in my group ?
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Of course you can! Thanks!
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No, thank you! The honor is mine
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Your awesome work has been featured here ->[link]
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das ist wahnsinnig gut geworden! 
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Dieser Ausdruck in seinen Augen - wow. Von den Schattierungen/Lichtreflexen her auch wahnsinnig gut. Bin grad vΓΆllig aus dem HΓ€uschen
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Dieses PortrΓ€t gefΓ€llt mir sehr!!!!!!!!!! SchΓΆn!!!!!!
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OMG! HE IS SOO HANDSOME, AND I LOVE HIM!!!
I'm a huge Johnny Depp fan, so this is going to be in my favorites!
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Thank you very much!
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You're welcome!
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You're very welcome
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Einfach ein Traum...War mir sofort klar, als du die Fotos bei FB gepostet hattest, dass es nicht lange dauern wird, bis du sie "verwendest". Ganz ganz toll geworden. Sag mal hat er wirklich diese Tattoos oder ist das nur fΓΌr nen Film ?
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DankeschΓΆn!
Nee, das ist alles echt. Die armen Makeup-Leute mΓΌssen inzwischen wohl literweise Camouflage-Makeup verbrauchen, um das alles abzudecken.
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I think I'd like to ask you a question..... Do you still use square partitions which you show in your Tutorial How To Draw Johnny Depp? [link]
I use the method too. But a friend of mine who has had art college education told me to use this method no more. I know square partition is helpful and an easy way to catch the proportion... but yeah, without it I can do noting=^= I never see a professional sketch book suggest this way. Maybe I should give it up?
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This technique is based on a technique the classic Italian painters had used. They watched the object they wanted to paint through a wooden frame in which they had put wires that turned the frame into a grid. So the technique is pretty old.
I'm still using it frequently especially when the perspective is a bit unusual. If it's only a 'normal' portait where the person is facing me more or less directly I can come up with something that works without the grid. But I try to make the drawings to look as realistic as possible. So either I use the grid or at least a ruler.
I know that some people call it 'cheating'. But now that I know more about where it comes from I don't see it as that. It's one way to get perspectives right - and there are many other ways. I never had any drawing lessons at school and I don't own books about the subject, I'm 100% self-taught. I just use what works for me. I think having a teacher or somebody else to ask is a good idea, but at the end you'll always have to decide what works for you and what not.
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100% self-taught! great! ....me too =v= but I should learn more from you 
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You're welcome! Feel free to ask whenever you think I can help you.
I think at the end it means: Look around and try a lot of different techniques. That way you will find your way.
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OMG that is amazing, i was looking at the real photo and your drawing is so identical, *o* i love your work (L)
Johnny Depp RULES! C:
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Thanks for the compliment!! 
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