If you’re into realistic drawings, you’ll get your share of eye candy from Andy Buck. I like this one in particular because there’s just noone quite like Dizzee Rascal and his whacktastic beats. Check out Andy’s page on deviantART, plus a few more below the fold.
Here are 7 tutorials I’ve found on the net, some better than others. If you know if any other good ones, please share in the comments!
“Figure Drawing for All It’s Worth” by Andrew Loomis (PDF, 24MB)
Figurative artist Richard T. Scott is an artist from Georgia and currently works for Jeff Koons as a studio painter. He studied painting at the University of Georgia and received his Masters of Fine Painting at the New York Academy of Art.
When I happened upon the website of John S. Gibb, it literally took my breath away. The degree of realism in these pencil drawings is mind-blowing. From the site:
John S. Gibb is a leading pencil artist whose work is to be found in collections throughout the world, particularly in the USA where he has been honoured with numerous top awards at prestigious Arts Festivals.
He was born in England’s beautiful Lake District, which is where he now lives, spending five or six hours each day on the finely detailed drawings for which he is famous.
That’s right, Snoop Dog as he would appear in the Wall Street Journal. One of the many fine examples of Noli Novak, who’s contributed quite a number of pictures to the WSJ. The likeness that is captured is amazing.
Sappy, yes, but being able to draw a rose can come in handy for that special lady. By Carol Rosinski
