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inspired by Dylan's 'Like a Rolling Stone'
A gift for a friend. ...a gift about 7 months overdue, heh.

Source photo from DA. Will find and credit

15x22" Charcoal on Arches

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:icongeeeo:
All i can say is wow!! brilliant work!

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As a suffering creature
I cannot do without
Something greater then i
Something that is my life
The power to create

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:iconwahay:
The network of lines traveling around once again has me spellbound! This is beautiful.

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Dance, magic cat.
:iconcharbage:
those wrinkles are genius

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:icontwistedseason:
I love all of the creases in his face, such excellent character!

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With Love-
:iconkristin-chan:
Oh man, this is just amazing.

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My mother is a fish.
:iconartisticpsycho87:
the detail is phenominal..and with charcoal?? dam son

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i was about as un cool as a niece's mother's older brother-lupe fiasco
..let that marinate for a bit lol
:iconfeathers-and-ashes:
I absolutely love your line work, here - especially when it comes to the creases in the man's hands and the wrinkles in his face. There's a nice balance of tight/definite and loose/gestural lines across the drawing, too. As always, your shading is excellent. I'd be interested to see the reference photo, though, as I feel as though some tight lines of detail are missing in the hat (texture-wise). Just an opinion, though. Great job.

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The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved [...] the ones that never yawn or say a commonplace thing, but burn, burn, burn, like fabulous yellow roman candles. -Jack Kerouac
:iconokasha:
it's not much of a constructive criticism, but...this is so epic :D really very impressive in more ways than one and if you have time to answer a possibly ignorant question, was this done with just those charcoal sticks or is there actually a range of thicknesses similar to traditional pencils that you used? I ask mainly because I've been thinking of trying to experiment with it a little bit, but it just seems so messy in comparison to graphite pencils that I wonder just what is it that all these talented artists (such as yourself) know that I don't.

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