Marilyn Manson update - final

Ended up on adding the blue color pencil to the eye.

It is finished!

#marilynmanson

Marilyn Manson Portrait little talk (voice over) 3 great channels yo...

This project took me 15 hours to make.

Made with a shader spoon.

Used white pencil from Caran D'ache for the white highlights.

Original photo unknown.

Marilyn Manson Portrait

This project took me 15 hours to complete.

Made with plywood Lime-tree.

A4 Size.

5 Cheaper alternatives - Pyrography issues

These are
alternatives and with this I don’t mean to say that you will achieve the exact
same results as with other brands or that I have something against any specific
brand.

It’s just that not everyone can afford more
expensive material and can be discouraged by that.

Don’t be!

More expensive doesn’t always mean better or more effective.

Remember
that it’s the way you use the things you have that make you a great artist!

pyrography – A Madonna portrait

Madonna portrait

This picture is part of a photoshoot for the cover of Glamour Magazine.
The author of this photo is Patrick Demarchelier.

This magazine cover and this photoshoot where iconic because Patrick decided to remove the gap between madonna's teeth without her permission.

My personal opinion about Madonna is that she is a real fighter and everything that she got in life was through hard work, conviction, creativity and, of course, eccentricity and irreverence.
She is and always will be an icon as an artist, a woman and a mother.

This project took me 14 hours to make.
I used a shader spoon and a writing nib.
Used white pencil from Castle Art Supplies for the white highlights.


Here is the original picture:

pyrography project 84