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Naughty rabbit with something in mind...
1) Know your goal
2) Undress the subject
3) Jump on the subject
4) Keep the carrot for later
You can view the sketch in progress, some details, the black
paper I'm using and a preparatory photo at
this link.
Model:
Jessica De Boeck.
I initially wanted to draw Jessica as a princess with a giant
crown toad in her hands but I rather decided to draw this
naughty bunny, because I always wanted to do something
funny and special for "Pencil Vs Camera - 69", in a cute way.
I took the pic in Anderlecht, Belgium, not so long ago...
I also made the drawing as usual. This is part of "Pencil Vs
Camera Beta Version" (colored drawings on black paper).
See the whole "Pencil Vs Camera" album>>>
Review from THE DAILY MAIL for this picture:
"Ben Heine crosses the fine line between art and reality by
blending photographs with his own pencil sketches: A blonde
has her polka dot dress tugged at by a randy rabbit" (Matt
Blake,
The Daily Mail, July 2012).
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As far as the technique of the drawing goes it's good. The texture of the drawing is very different from the picture, but I imagine that is intentional with the vision. The grass, though it is part of the style I just talked about, should be just a little bit more riled up, and less thick. I think that the angle of the left thigh could be tweaked just a *little* bit, where it connects from the drawing to the picture. I do like the angle of the drawing vs. the real picture, and I definitely think you captured your goal well. Nice work!
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