PPL SRT PPL END Martin Franco (dibujofranco) : on paper
Showing posts with label on paper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label on paper. Show all posts

Friday, April 3, 2020

female portrait in ballpen

Portrait drawing after photo. Black ballpen on paper and white liquid ink pen

Thursday, February 19, 2015

Face in pastels



Face in pastels by dibujandoarte

Face in pastels, a photo by dibujandoarte on Flickr.

Fooling around with soft pastels after a photo I took from internet who
knows where or when

Saturday, August 30, 2014

nature seen uncomplete I and II - series.









generally, the people who live in big cities are used to seeing things behind bars. in the zoo, in cages, and even public spaces like squares, which are surrounded by gates or wire fences which are open or closed to us depending on some law or someone's desires, so we are forced to see things severed, not complete.





more to come...

Thursday, August 28, 2014

life sketch





a short time sketch on a very (and i mean VERY) cheap paper with a Cretacolor 6B graphite bar.


Sunday, February 23, 2014

flowers in the beginning




     "[...] When i found that loose floor tile at the foot of my bed i saw some light coming out and obviously caught my attention.


     I removed it together with the others touching it and found the stairs going down. Suddenly, I could hardly believe my eyes when I found myself standing under my own house.


Had i travelled back through time? I was at the same place but just before nothing was built. No houses, no people...


     I can only see a strong daylight that almost hurt my eyes standing frozen under the shadow of the house; there's just a lot of high grass all around and the flowers growing wild. I hear only silence, if silence can be heard. Lots of it. Not even the soft wind makes a noise or the plants moving with it. Been there more than once as far as I can remember. It's just nature growing fast, wild and free. [...]"


 mf 2014


Human Figure Study

Study after a drawing by master  François Boucher. This is sanguine and white pastel pencils on a slightly toned paper