Copy of a work by "El Mac", a graffiti artist from Los Angeles. 

A nice bit of colour for a change.

And after playing with the colours of the pictures I took of the drawing, I got this which I think looks better than the original!

B&W doesn't look too bad either. 

Vaguely Alice in Wonderland-inspired...

Quite proud of this one, because it's my own composition! This picture was requested by Amanda, who is also the 5th follower of this blog!
I was given a photo of an actress for the face, and a description of the concept, then came up with a design sketch for the pose. I used a bunch of reference photos from the internet for different parts -- dress, foreshortening of body, hair, etc, and put them all together for the final drawing you see here. I even changed the face to give the actress a different expression, and it looks pretty believable too I reckon!
I'll set the scene for the drawing: She's sitting in a glade in the woods, surrounded by trees, on grass. But the sky is stormy, dark and grey (perhaps with a touch of lightning), and heavy cold rain is beating down on her face and dress. She's cold and feeling vulnerable. It's getting dark - night maybe.
Cheerful isn't it?

The results of today's life drawing. Click on the images to enlarge them. 

Copy of a drawing by Marcos Mateu.

The climber Chris Sharma.

Copy of the cover of "Les Gardiens du Maser 6 - Le Village Perdu" by Massimiliano Frezzato.

From "Anatomy" by J. Sheppard.

Nearly. Did this one too fast.

This is what happens when I observe what I'm drawing properly. Painstakingly slow, but worth it.