Soft light, a sweep of voluminous hair and a confident gaze. This drawing is all about glamour and presence, built up tone by tone.
A rock-and-roll troubadour caught mid-thought, smoke curling past that famous mane. Every strand of hair was drawn by hand.
Striking features and an intense, direct look. The play of light across the face is the heart of this piece.
Weathered, rugged and unflinching. The deep lines and hard stare make this one of the most commanding faces in the series.
Windswept and wrapped in a hood, she leans into the weather. A quiet study of movement, fabric and mood.
A cigarette, a long exhale and a moment of stillness. Soft tones and drifting smoke carry the whole story.
Relaxed charm and a knowing half-smile. I drew this one to keep the warmth and ease of the expression.
Seen from behind, a figure walking away. What she is leaving, and where she is going, is left for the viewer to decide.
Bold, theatrical and larger than life. This drawing plays with dramatic contrast and strong, sculptural features.
Every wrinkle is a chapter. This hat, the smoke and a face full of living make a portrait of a life well traveled.
Glasses, a cigarette and a long look back. A quiet, reflective portrait in shades of grey.
A full white beard and a heavy turtleneck on a face of real character. The texture of the beard and wool was the challenge here.
Clean, classic features and an easy, confident look. A study in subtle shading and soft highlights.
An expressive face drawn with high contrast, sharp lines and plenty of personality in the eyes.
The king of the gods, in swirling, mythic detail. A more imaginative piece, full of texture and motion.
Strong jaw, intense stare and pure screen-hero presence. I pushed the contrast to give this one real punch.
