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5-minute Skeches and Finished Efforts

More sketches and finished images  

What I find amazing is how shadow is so important in capturing contour, volume and depth of a shape.  Added to light with consistency in the light source, the shape of a face, a garment and even a hairdo --comes into greater realism and believability whether painted, pen and ink or even pencil. 





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