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Continue reading →: Octopus, A4 Coloured PencilI didn’t find this very fun to do, but still a decent turn out. I mainly wanted to do it as I thought the reference photo I used was brilliant.
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Continue reading →: Bob Ross Mountain, A4 in CharcoalJust playing around with some Bob Ross Inspired scenery.
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Continue reading →: Skull in White Charcoal on A5 Black PaperTrying something a little different, White Charcoal Pencil on Black Paper.
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Continue reading →: Wolf, A4 in Matt Black PencilRevisited my previous charcoal sketch, but with my Mars Lumograph Black Pencils. Took a little longer on this one. Still a quick sketch, but better than the last one.
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Continue reading →: Skeletal Woman Warrior, A3 in Graphite/Charcoal, Digitally recolouredSo I had a go at doing some digital colouring of one of my previous drawings. I think it’s come out pretty well, but as I’m using the original pencil drawing photo as the basis, it’s not as colourful as I had hoped. This is the original graphite drawing.
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Continue reading →: Over Exposed Woman, A4 PencilDrawn from a reference photo taken by Engin Akyurt.
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Continue reading →: Northern Cardinal in Coloured Pencils, A3Northern Cardinal in Coloured Pencils, A3 Northern Cardinals occur in London year-round and do not migrate. They have dense down feathers that provide insulation during the colder months. Males and female birds can be distinguished visually by their plumage: males have bright red feathers while the female is a reddish-olive colour.
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Continue reading →: The Great Elephant in Coloured Pencils, A3When I started this, I felt my colours were all wrong, and I didn’t feel hopeful, but in the end, when I took a step back, I thought it was quite impactful. Very pleased.
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Continue reading →: Raven in Graphite, A3I was given this prompt by my other half, so had to do it justice. A3 paper, Graphite pencils, with Graphite powder for the background.
Hello,
I’m James
Welcome to James Hall Arts, my small space on the internet where I like to display my drawings and paintings that I have created since retiring from the Hussle and bustle of working for the Man.
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