Luke

Graphite 8"x10".

Portrait of Bev R as Mary Kelly

Graphite 5"x7".

Self Portrait after Da Vinci

This was something I always thought would be fun to try. After watching the HBO series The Borgias, I got more motivated. It is modeled after Da Vinci's painting "Lady with an Ermine."
Graphite 8"x10".
(A couple of years magically disappeared in this portrait).

Godess Protects (for NFAC on eBay)

The theme for this month's Nibblefest Art Contest is "Letters, Signs & Symbols." I wasn't feeling too inventive with this category, so I thought I'd do something for my Wiccan friends. This drawing is posted on eBay here.
Graphite 5"x7".

Shammie

8.5"x11" graphite on Stonehenge paper.

I am happy to offer graphite portraits like this for $60 (8"x10") and $28 (5"x7").

Whitechapel: The Unfortunates

In Victorian London, "Unfortunates" was a euphemism for prostitutes. While this drawing does represent the five canonical victims of Jack the Ripper, there was no attempt to do actual likenesses. Graphite, 11"x14".

Whitechapel: Inspector Abberline

Inspector Abberline did not look like Johnny Depp, he was not an alcoholic or an opium addict. By all accounts he was pretty much a straight arrow kind of guy.

Graphite on Stonehenge drawing paper (which is really good for this kind of work). 8"x10".

Whitechapel Study 3: Mary Kelly

8"x10" graphite on Strathmore 400 Pastel Paper (better, less texture).

Whitechapel Study 2

8"x10" graphite on Mi-Teintes paper. The paper is not ideal but good enough to practice on.