Working on this piece,
made me remember just how much I loved drawing and realize how much I
missed it.
Overall it was a very fun
process that I really enjoyed.
Pencil drawings have this
almost instant satisfaction effect since as soon as you finish
working on a small area, like the eye or the beak for example, it's
already visible how good it looks, while as with most painting
techniques, that feeling only comes at the end.
So as I was adding each of
the feathers, it already looked good and kept getting better.
I made the background a
little more abstract looking because I just enjoyed it too much and
got carried away, in retrospect it would've been a lot better of a
practice to do the background a lot smoother and more similar looking
to the photo reference.
Time: Around 3 hours
Fun level: 9/10
Difficulty level: 5/10
Success level: 7/10
I would give it 10/10 in
fun, but I reduced a point because of the background, I assume that
if I had to make it better blended and realistic, it would take more
time and not as fun.
Difficulty level at 5
because I found it rather easy, once you get enough control over the
marks you can make, it becomes pretty simple. It was all done with
one simple mechanic 2B 0.7mm pencil.
I gave myself a pretty
high success score because I didn't smudge anything and I have loose
and free lines here and there that keep the drawing interesting
looking, I took 3 points away for the background.
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