Artistic Realism Art Studio

Just a little update today. Using the 2B mechanical pencil, I worked on the steel cap of the coffee pot. The tablecloth was done using a brush dipped in graphite powder.

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David

I did the steel coffee pot using a brush dipped in graphite pencil powder and a 0.5 mm 2B mechanical pencil. I originally intended to do a glass coffee pot but I was not able to think of a suitable design for the cap, so I just turned it into a steel one.

David

Now I established the shadows here using 0.5 mm 2B mechanical pencil. I finished the last cookie and drew the “coffee” in the second cup.

David

Here’s one final update before I post the finished portrait. I wanted to try something different instead of the plain green background, so I modified it for a blurry landscape effect.

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Faith

In this stage, the second cup and the plate of cookies are almost finished. I used 0.5 mm 2B mechanical pencil for the coffee and cookies.

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David

I worked on this yesterday, so here’s an update. Used a brush, 4H and 5H wooden pencils, and 0.5 mm B mechanical pencil.

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David

About the still life drawing I mentioned in my previous post entitled Portrait of Ankong – Stage 2, well here it is.

It was transferred to a 25.4 × 20.3 cm (10″ × 8″) Canson paper by means of the graphite transfer method. This is actually included in a series of still life drawings called “Coffee”. Again, Faith and I teamed up for this project. She will be doing two out of five drawings.

From the studio,

David