A2 Pencil drawing - Me and my Partner

This drawing is the first A2 drawing i have done. It was a Christmas present i did for my partner of an image he had taken for Photography. it took me weeks to draw this image as i had to work around my A-Level courses. Unfortunately, it had a dark line down the middle as i drew it on two pieces of A3 paper and joined them together. I first used normal school shading pencils but then used the professional pencils i got for my birthday from 2B to 5B. I also used a tablet rubber to start off with and finished my drawing with a putty rubber to work into the finer parts of the highlights. I then mounted it onto an A3 piece of card and framed it in a clip frame to complete.

A3 Pencil drawing - Work in Progress - Lee Evans

This is the drawing of Lee Evans. As you can see, it is clearly in progress! In the image i am drawing him from, he is pulling a rather confused face which is quite difficult to draw. I am using white partridge paper along with my putty rubber, a piece of my tablet rubber cut off and the following pencils:

• 2H
• HB
• 3B
• 5B
• 6B

A5 Pencil drawing - My Partner

This drawing was yet another drawing that i was going to add into my art project for A-Levels. I drew this image from a photo i had taken of my partner when he had been jumping from one wall to another. This drawing was a little harder to do as it was only on A5. Again, i used standard school pencils and a tablet rubber for highlights.

A4 Pencil drawing - Lana Del Ray

This is an A4 drawing of the singer Lana Del Ray. This drawing was done on standard, A4 printer paper which is why my drawing is a little bit dumpy in the darker shaded areas. I love the hair and they eyes in my drawing and used just normal school shading pencils. This drawing was for my GCSE portraiture work.

A3 Pencil drawing - Marilyn Monroe

These are my pencil drawings on A3 of the beautiful Marilyn Monroe. I used a putty rubber, as a friend recommended me to use it, for fine, thin areas of highlights and a normal, tablet rubber for the bigger, more dense areas. I did this on white partridge paper.