Unique Style Pencil Dog Drawings

by Graphite Artist Kelly Brown 


Just like us, dogs show all their emotions in the eyes and in subtle changes to their facial expressions...

......  Like a raised eyebrow, tilt of the head, a side ward glance, the determined focus to get that toy/treat or ball. When they goof around and that all too familiar guilty look! These expressions and many more make up the character of your dog and why we love them so much.

.....so, send me a head shot, clear and in focus. A photo which you feel is a true reflection of your dog's personality and I will capture that same spirit in my drawing.


Tips:  to get a photo without the “blue-eye” or eye shine effect from a flash….

Try natural light, take your dog outside with the sun at an angle to their gaze, get down to their eye level (if you can) or if you really really need to use the flash, have your dog look at something on your shoulder, i.e. a treat or favorite toy instead of directly at the camera’s flash.

Increase the light inside the room so that the dog’s pupils are more constricted.

This is an excellent example for a good quality photo. Great detail in the muzzle, the eye reflections and even the whiskers are very visible, therefore easy to capture in a sketch.

 

 

 

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