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I drew this portrait of Marlon Brando with charcoal pencils, and what intrigued me the most is the intensity of his stare.

The expression is powerful, almost brooding, but not quite, and is amplified by his eyes. Unlike portraits where the eyes follow the viewer regardless of direction, Brando appears entirely aloof to me, with an almost un-breachable air and an invisible wall. He projects undeniable power, but I cannot approach it.

Yet another example of just how fascinating, we, human beings, really are.

Description
I drew this portrait of Marlon Brando with charcoal pencils, and what intrigued me the most is the intensity of his stare.

The expression is powerful, almost brooding, but not quite, and is amplified by his eyes. Unlike portraits where the eyes follow the viewer regardless of direction, Brando appears entirely aloof to me, with an almost un-breachable air and an invisible wall. He projects undeniable power, but I cannot approach it.

Yet another example of just how fascinating, we, human beings, really are.