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By Tania Melissa

last updated December 21, 2024

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Pencil and

charcoal

portraits.

Greek Artist and online teacher

John Fenerovis

back on DesignStack with a new selection of art.

There is a bit of everything in this post. Sketches, drawing studies and realistic drawings . They all come together in a great example of different aspects in portraits. Plus a couple of

celebrities

thrown in the mix for good measure.

Ps. I gave the images some titles.

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The Witcher - Henry Cavill.

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Outlander - Sam Heughan.

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Drawing study 1.

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Drawing study 2.

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Old lady on the balcony.

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Skyrim drawing study.

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Book cover portrait.

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Ragnarok.

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Comfort over style.

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A hot drink on a cold day.

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A look to the past.

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A calm and measured expression.

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Drawing studies

which start with

sketches

and end in realism.

Korean Artist

Anjjaemi

aka Design Gogh Art makes another welcome appearance on our site.

This artist is quickly becoming one of our favourites. Great work and the prolific production, ensures something new at every visit.

Anjjaemi explores an array of different subjects and approaches, for this style of drawing. This means that in time, he is going to build a very interesting library of art. From inception to finish piece.

Enjoy your Friday and ready your self to welcome an amazing weekend.

Ps. I gave the images some titles.

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Little duck.

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Biplane in flight.

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Lollipop - Chupa Chups.

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Big eye frog.

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Vintage fan.

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Ladybug or ladybird.

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Holding hands.

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Little hedgehog.

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Hibiscus flower.

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Hair brush.

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Grapes.

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Sweetcorn on the cob.

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Chocolate sweet.

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A great way of showing a drawing progression form concept to

realistic

Korean Artist

anjjaemi

aka Design Gogh uses a pencil to produce multiple iterations on one specific subject.

These drawing studies explore different stages of the reference but also various techniques and approaches.

From a rough

sketch

, to a finished piece steeped in realism.

I hope that the progression of you coming week gets better and better like these drawings to culminate in a realistically amazing finale.

See more of anjjaemi's works

HERE

Ps. I gave the images some titles.

Large and small teddy bear.

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Flying butterfly.

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Rose bud.

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Cat resting.

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Flying Parrot.

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Gas lamp.

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Alarm clock.

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Wrist watch.

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Violin and bow.

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Salt and pepper spice mill.

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Light bulb.

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Vintage Singer sewing machine.

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There truly is a bit of everything in this post. Both in use of

technique

and subject matter.

Canadian Illustrator

Tri Le

gives a wide range of art to enjoy on his site. I have brought together a flavour of it on this page.

There are portraits of animals and human. Of the latter, there are facial details as well. Step by step and

tutorial

drawings, also make an appearance today.

The style of Tri's work really impresses. Lines to create shadows and textures throughout the face. It gives the wearer of this amazing skin, almost an alien look, but still very human. Take your time on this page and see if they come across to you the same way I have described above.

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Ps. I gave the images some titles.

Characters coming to life.

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Sketch to realistic drawing.

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Step by step rose.

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Step by step parrot.

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Surreal swan musical instrument.

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Waves across the face.

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Texture in the face.

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Eye step by step.

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Ear step by step.

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Nose step by step.

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Step by step Gramophone.

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Subtle facial details.

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The woman and the birds.

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The essence of a small fraction of the buildings, from around our little blue marble, on display from you in this post.

Dutch Student and Artist

Henk Jan

has a real passion for art and architecture. The drawings below, bring them together in these beautiful depictions of famous architectural designs, from a diverse selection of countries.

Fineliner art with a variety of different complexity: from detailed to a more sketch-like finish; always perfectly resembling the original structure.

I was just thinking of which of these countries / cities I would like to visit, and the boring answer is all of them. Lets try another one: if I could visit them all and had to choose a first one to visit, which one would it be? The choice is between three, but I think I would start with Venice. I have seen so many images of buildings, canals and art, of this amazing city, that I would truly love to explore in person.

Where would you go, if you had the choice of one place, anywhere in the world?

Venice 1.

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Venice 2.

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Basilica Santa Maria Della Salute in Venice.

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Tram and Cathedral Lisbon.

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Air conditioning, ventilation pipes and just a lot of cables, on an old office building.

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City hall of Franeker, Netherlands.

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Fallingwater house by Frank Lloyd Wright.

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Lake Bled.

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The Peninsula Hotel in New York.

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The canals of Amsterdam.

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Venice - Saint Marks Basilica.

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The Flatiron Building.

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The New York skyline.

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Sketches and drawing studies, which encapsulate the ideas of

design

and

architecture

Jerome Tryon

sums up his work on his social media page with two words "observations and ideas."

Beautiful buildings that are rendered even more so, thanks to the light touch of a sketch. Not everything is detailed and given that realistic look, but rather a hint of the masterful finish these structures were designed and built with.

I will now leave you to what is hopefully going to be an enjoyable viewing of this post.

Ps. I gave the images some titles.

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Natural History Museum.

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St Peter's Basilica.

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Architectural vignettes.

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Architectural moleskine books.

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Gothic church.

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Village scene.

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Church detailing.

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Impressive arch.

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Proportions in architectural design.

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Proportions in architectural design 2.

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Architectural detailing.

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drawings with a bit of a twist.

This is the work of Polish Artist

Przemysaw Berestko

. A little fantasy and surrealism find their way into these fine depictions of internal and external architectural buildings.

Berestko explains how the base drawing is created using pens and ink. In a subsequent step, they are then cleaned up, using

digital art

I like all of the drawings with the first three being, by a smidgen, my favourites. The beautiful Victorian living room with the roaring fireplace. The city built on towers with vaulted ceilings. The last one, the whimsical imagery of the ghosts flying down the spiral staircase. I don't know what it is about it, it just tickles a funny feeling inside.

As well as all of the points above I have to add and mention the artist's style. A wonderfully saturated page full of detailing, perfectly contrasted. This allows every single portion to be crystal clear, given the darkness of the piece. Nothing left, but for you to make your way through them.

Ps. I gave the images some titles.

Victorian living room.

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Fantasy architecture.

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Ghosts chasing each other down the spiral staircase.

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A town on different levels.

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A busy bedroom.

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The lighthouse and the rough sea.