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Monday's effort was the drawing of a woodcut created by Melchior Lorck titled "Portrait of Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent" dated 1559.  The reference photo is included with this post.  It is different than those I normally choose, but I like it. 

Most of this piece was done with mechanical pencil (HB lead) and black Muji pen.  Additional tools used include a White Signo Pen to highlight the pupils and grey watercolor for the shirt.

What I like about both images is how the different kinds of line work complement one another in distinguishing the different areas of the image, including the background.


 

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