30 of 100

|

wood prints bald eagle wood prints portrait wood prints native chief wood prints indian chief wood prints bird of prey wood prints spirit wood prints horse hair wood prints head dress wood prints leather wood prints beaded necklace wood prints leather jacket wood prints shading wood prints kneaded eraser wood prints highlighting wood prints tones wood prints

drawings bald eagle drawings portrait drawings native chief drawings indian chief drawings bird of prey drawings spirit drawings horse hair drawings head dress drawings leather drawings beaded necklace drawings leather jacket drawings shading drawings kneaded eraser drawings highlighting drawings tones drawings

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

Add This Artwork to Your Favorites Collection

Comment

this portrait depicts my friend who is a native Ojibway Chief living in Ontario,Canada. This composition is comprised of many graphite tones from light to dark. Many intricate transitions of highlights and shadows blend to bring this subject to life.

I know what you're thinking. "It's unbelievable" and "How do they do it", right? That's what makes this so much fun! Stirring Images is the creation of award winning pencil realist Doug Comeau and Author/Entrepreneur, Jim Leonard. The two Canadian Air Force veterans began Stirring Images in the fall of 2016, beginning with the Visual Metaphor collection of Blue Jay Baseball fan art. Since then they have continued to collaborate on many more original concepts in pencil that are Convincingly Realistic. Their current works are bolstered by Doug's previous 20 years as a professional pencil artist, which includes creating two $20 Collector coins for the Royal Canadian Mint and many more portates, wildlife, aviation and other...