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Continue reading →: Henry, a friends dog, A4 in PencilThis is Henry, my friends Dog, in A4 Coloured Pencil I hadn’t seen my friend in ages, so when we had a catch up finally planned, I thought I would do him a drawing since I had not seen him since I had started my proper Art Journey.
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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.
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.
