Archive for the ‘Commissions’ Category

Little Ava

By admin in Commissions, Gallery

Materials: graphite pencils and colored pencils on Bristol Extra Smooth paper, A4 (29,7x21cm).
Reference: client’s photo

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Angel of Healing

By jullia in Commissions, Gallery

Materials: graphite pencils and oils on Strathmore Bristol Smooth paper, 11 x 14 inch.
Reference: client’s photo

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Roxana

By jullia in Commissions, Gallery

Materials: graphite pencils and oils on Strathmore Bristol Smooth paper, 8 x 11 inch.
Reference: client’s photo

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Janet – dry brush oil portrait

By jullia in Commissions, Gallery

Materials: graphite pencils and oils on Strathmore Bristol Smooth paper, 8 x 11 inch.
Reference: client’s photo

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Nasti

By jullia in Commissions, Fantasy, Gallery

Materials: graphite pencils and oils on Strathmore Bristol Smooth paper, 8 x 11 inch.
Reference: client’s photo

This is the portrait I did for one of the two winners of Okian’s competition . The prize is a 8×11 inch portrait made on request.

One of the most interesting portraits I ever did. This time I tried to combine the graphite with some colour. And because I didn’t like any type of colour pencil, I decided to use the dry brush technique :D Never used this technique, so I was a little worry that I might destroy the portrait. But guess what? The winner loooved it, and I think too that is an interesting effect, which for sure I’ll use it in further portraits.
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Noah

By jullia in Commissions, Gallery

Materials: graphite pencils on Strathmore Bristol Smooth paper, 8 x 11 inch.
Reference: client’s photo

This was one of those portraits I wished I never finish :) I know it took me forever to complete it, but it was such a joy and pleasure to do it.
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Princess – commissioned custom portrait

By jullia in Commissions, Gallery

Materials: graphite pencils on Strathmore Bristol Smooth paper, 8 x 11 inch.
Reference: client’s photo

New commission done :) A real transformation of the original photo into a Victorian princess. It was an interesting experience and I enjoyed drawing it :)