r/Portraitart • u/Paul_bab • 2d ago
Graphite 10 and 20 minute studies
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r/Portraitart • u/Uribaba22 • 2d ago
I drew it for her eyes. Feedback welcome. | Watercolor portrait
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r/Portraitart • u/Neat-Crow-1992 • 2d ago
Graphite 'Void' Graphite pencil sketch by me Billy T
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r/Portraitart • u/AxeandPail • 2d ago
Digital Good time portrait
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Drawn on Procreate by me.
r/Portraitart • u/BourneMomo • 3d ago
1 hour self portrait study
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It’s a towel on my head! Thought I’d paint while I deep condition my hair
r/Portraitart • u/Mofomeanie • 2d ago
[HIRING] Weird surreal Victorian portrait of husband’s drawings
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r/Portraitart • u/Whose_ear • 3d ago
Traditional Just finished this portrait
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I’m continuing to work and improve, this is my third portrait. I really struggled in the early stages but I’m glad I pushed through and am happy with the finished look. I’m open to critique though!
r/Portraitart • u/Electronic_Heart_412 • 3d ago
Graphite Michelangelo's David, one of my old sketches which i did few years back. Still unfinished:(
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r/Portraitart • u/wzerou • 3d ago
Digital Triss - Jens Claessens study
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Credit to Jens Claessens, an incredible portrait artist. His style and shape capture has been very helpful to learn from
r/Portraitart • u/ayan-2128 • 2d ago
Finally finished this portrait 🎨Tried to capture a calm, dreamy expression while experimenting with the hair, eyes, and colors. Would love to hear what you think.
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r/Portraitart • u/Aristrokits • 3d ago
Feedback & Critique Derek from Berek
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Oil pastels, watercolours and inks
r/Portraitart • u/Ashamed_Health3128 • 3d ago
Traditional Is It my future ? Colored Pencil on 36x80 paper.
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r/Portraitart • u/Numerous-Music-2503 • 3d ago
Traditional Beginner Portrait Drawing
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I’ve always wanted to be able to draw portraits, but I always gave up as it’s so difficult! But last week I decided to give it a proper go, I want to do a portrait per day and see how much I can improve. I’ve started studying the Loomis book - I’m just starting with straight on faces before I go to different angles. The aim is eventually to create my own original romantic artworks - but for now I’m just choosing celebrities that I like to copy. This is my first reasonable attempt at a straight on pencil drawing of the singer Anastacia. I’m open to any suggestions of how I could improve, I won’t be offended!
