FACES
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Portraits are endlessly interesting. It is a subject matter that is as diverse as the number of people who are, have been or will be in the world. Moreover, a portrait is as much about the emotion evoked by the subject as it is about the person portrayed. Therefore, the same person can inspire numerous portraits. This presents even more potential for variety.
In these portraits, a variety of mediums and styles are used to explore this area. This page presents works that combine ink and colored pencil. The ink provides intensity and definition while the colored pencils provide color. |
Faces one (Ink and colored pencil)
Faces two (colored pencil) Faces three (charcoal and graphite) Faces four (pastels and chalk) Faces five (watercolor) Faces six (acrylics) Faces seven (essential line) |
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If I Fell 1
Ink and coloured pencil |
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The Hometown Rival
Ink and colored pencil |
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Meg
Ink and colored pencil |
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The Blush
Ink and colored pencil |
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Lost Fantasy
Ink and colored pencil |
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Doc
Ink and colored pencil |
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The Reaction
Ink |
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Art by Rich Wagner - Faces - Ink and colored pencil portraits - page one
