Amazing, amazing! Pencil and graphite drawings on paper by Paul Lung. Most are done at A2 size (16.5 x 23.4 inches). They're so realistic! Bottom: Self-portrait of the artist. Link via MyModernMet
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Is this really a drawing?
Feb 26, 2010 // Published in Animals, Birds, Black and White, Drawing, Drawing and SketchingBatman, and Gene Simmons on U.S. Dollar Bills
Jan 27, 2010 // Published in Drawing, Drawing and Sketching, Portraits, Using Daily Objects to Create Art
Product designers Ivan Duval and Jean Sebastien Ide thought it would be fun to draw known figures on U.S. dollar bills. I don't think George Washington would have allowed this! Link via Toxel
A Cool Flipbook style Video
Jan 04, 2010 // Published in Drawing and Sketching, Illustration, Paper Art, Stop-Motion, Storytelling
This is a really cool video of pen drawings that are shot frame-by-frame like a flipbook. Artwork by Serene Teh.
It is all about the Details
Nov 12, 2009 // Published in Black and White, Drawing, Drawing and Sketching, Illustration, Patterns
Intricate BW pen and ink art by Johanna Basford. Notes from the Artist's statement: Inspired by my upbringing on a small fish farm in rural Aberdeenshire, Scotland, much of my work has roots in the flora and fauna that I grew up with. My wandering imagination and passion for drawing took me to Art School in Dundee, ...
Autistic artist draws spellbinding 18ft picture of NYC
Oct 31, 2009 // Published in City, Drawing, Drawing and Sketching, Landscape
MailOnline publishes an articles about an autistic artist Stephen Wiltshire, who after spending 20 minute on helicopter ride over New York City, drew by memory an 18ft sketch of the city's skyline. WOW! Notes about Wiltshire (from MailOnline): Listening intently to his ipod throughout the artistic process - because music helps him - London-born Stephen uses only ...
