Art Charcoal

Expressions and faces come alive, in this fascinating artistic display. Russian Artist John Fenerov, has a keen eye for detail, that helps bring out the features of his models and himself, in one of the portraits, to achieve a very realistic look, even though you would not call these drawings hyper realistic. These charcoal and graphite drawings, almost look like they come from a land, between reality and a dreamlike fantasy, with soft smoky edges that gently dissipate on the page. Eyes…

Charcoal drawings of animal life at night. This post contains some of the works of French / Finnish Artist Ariane Relander. She produces different types of animal art. The ones I have chosen for your Monday page, are the nocturnal goings on, of animals in nature. Looking at the illustrations, I get the feeling of the forest at night and the absence of sound making any little noise amplified in its surroundings. Sketches that hint at the animal's form. Realistic detailing is swapped for…

Grey wolf. Charcoal and 1 Pastel Portrait Drawings. Click the image, for more art from Josh Hernandez.

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A collection of charcoal drawings spanning various subjects. The artist goes by the name huihuabiji. The only thing we know is that huihuabiji, Graduated from the Central Academy of Fine Arts. The social media site that houses this artist's work, only has a few drawings. Quantity is not all, as you are going to be able to see in this post. Lovely techniques, utilised to create beautiful effects. Like the sculptor and the city at dawn, just to name two. Minimalism and subtle detailing, are…

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charcoal drawing, animal, animal drawing, contemporary drawing charcoal on paper W28 cm * H37 cm signed on the back 2020

Portraits that remind me of a sculpture technique, rather than a charcoal drawing one. More below. US based Kisoo Chai is the artist that created these lovely drawings and the video on this page. To better explain my sculpture reference, I have added a video of the first portrait. When you look at it you will see that Chai, first blocks the shape of the head and hair. Then proceeds to the face and the features within it; nose, eyes and mouth. At first it almost looks like someone is messing…