Saturday, 25 January 2014

Patrick Stewart pencil sketch

This pencil drawing of Patrick Stewart took about ten minutes with a grade B pencil shading with the side of the lead and no finger smudging. I have given up with our politicians, who look rather boring and am getting my family to make suggestions of who to draw.

Still plenty of obvious faults but at least the children can recognise who I have drawn.



I did take this picture at about half way through time wise.
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  1. Christopher Patrick NolanJune 13, 2014 1:03 pm

    We seek originality in new presentations of Shakespeare (I suppose) in order to confirm our belief that, somehow, there is more flexibility built into his plays than into the work of most other dramatists.http://postmoderndeconstructionmadhouse.blogspot.com/2014/05/macbeth-pbs-2009.html#.U5XLNXJdXxA

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    1. Michael ChildJune 13, 2014 1:25 pm

      Shades of David Lodge’ Professor Zapp and the influence Eliot on Shakespeare?

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