ColletPic

This my favourite Portrait to date. A Pup, A pap, and a daughter. The last of the christmas portraits for 2010.

Pattoo

Here is the brother of the previous daughter and father portrait that Ive finished. Again there are a few little things that can be Improved upon, some of which bother me more than others. I feel that I am getting better with the use of colored pencil and the blending with pen and pencil.

Gobbles

My finishing touches on this redo went very wrong, a main issue when working with pen and attempting to erase once too far along. The eraser badly damaged the page and made the surface unworkable... I attempted to improvise, but the quality of shading and line work was Very sloppy. So I decided instead of tearing the page in frustration to poke fun at the situation. Here is Gobbles the fault fixer, makes all of your mistakes go away. Or covers them up poorly.

DebSonTroy

Well this is the brother of the other Lacross player that I completed, and I like it, but am not really satisfied with it. I'm redoing another rendition of it for my own pride... I would rather die broke with pride than rich with shame. Really, why not, every one is good practice.

Deb's Son

One of my full body portraits completed in November of 2010... -Pen, Pencil and Colored pencils.

Another Customer piece..

I made the head a little bit larger to make room for detail and importance. I really like the way that this one turned out, but I still want to get better with color realism.

Pats Ports

My Most recent protrait done in pen, pencil and colored pencils... November 18th, 2010. Completed for a customer.

For the most part I'm happy with this one, but I definitely think that there could be improvement. The rendition of the girl is a bit aged, and is the weak point of this portrait. For every mistake we can learn, and I still posted this because there are certainly strong elements and passion here. Scans don't always do pencil portraits a justice.