So I was just doing some drawing a few days ago and I decided to draw two icons from the 20th Century. I really liked drawing these two because there just seemed to be this sense of beauty and grace in the photos... I'm not sure. It was fun drawing them anyway.
Sorry about the quality of the photos too, they kinda look better in real life as the flash kinda washed them out.
The famous, world-renowned Audrey Hepburn in the blockbuster film, Breakfast at Tiffany's - took about 2.5/3 hours to draw.
Real photo: http://img.timeinc.net/time/daily/2007/0
Edie Sedgwick, "The It Girl" who hung around the likes of Andy Warhol and Bob Dylan, to name a few - took about 1.5/2 hours to draw.Real photo: http://karlamm.files.wordpress.com/2008/
Hope you like my drawings! :-)
Sorry about the quality of the photos too, they kinda look better in real life as the flash kinda washed them out.
The famous, world-renowned Audrey Hepburn in the blockbuster film, Breakfast at Tiffany's - took about 2.5/3 hours to draw.
Real photo: http://img.timeinc.net/time/daily/2007/0
Edie Sedgwick, "The It Girl" who hung around the likes of Andy Warhol and Bob Dylan, to name a few - took about 1.5/2 hours to draw.Real photo: http://karlamm.files.wordpress.com/2008/
Hope you like my drawings! :-)
Chloe
Chloe, I noticed you captured the spirits of those women, especially in the eyes. You do have much talent. Keep it up.
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ReplyDeleteyou really have gotten their look down onto paper
very very nice
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Nice job - I love Audry Hepburn... That EXACT photo is in my room, so I freaked out slightly! Good work!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for stopping by! Haha no worries, I like long comments. Your dress sounds really pretty (must post a picture of you in it!!) and I can't wait for GG either!
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omg,these are amazing!!
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Ahh thanks everyone so much, I really appreciate it as I love drawing! :D
ReplyDeleteThanks again, I really appreciate all of your comments!
--Chloe
wow, these are really good! keep practicing, it'll pay off (:
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Thanks again for stopping by!! still love your pictures..
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nice drawings!!!
ReplyDeleteWow, you're ridiculously talented. I'm currently fascinated by Andy Warhol and the whole Factory thing, so I especially love your portrait of Edie. Gorgeous!
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