Came across a pretty cool old photo of Anita Ekberg made for some good sketch practice
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Sketchbook spread
Just some Sunday night sketches. Micron fineliners in a moleskin sketchbook.
Robin Williams Tribute
Robin Williams tribute drawing R.I.P!
The drawing is up!
Not the best photo, but the drawing is now hanging up on the walls down at OMY!
The Byron Bay lighthouse
I’m currently on a holiday in Byron Bay at the moment and wen’t and checked out the lighthouse. While I was there I did a few quick sketches in pen and ink.
Finished Panorama drawing!
Finally complete the piece I have been working on for OMY restaurant. Its a panorama charcoal drawing of all the boys in the kitchen. Drawn on a 200 gsm watercolour paper, using a range of charcoal materials. The piece stretches out about 2.2 X 0.7 metres. Being by far the biggest drawingContinue reading “Finished Panorama drawing!”
Panorama piece progress shot!
This is the big charcoal piece I have been working on lately. It’s for a local restaurant called ‘O.My’ in Melbourne, if you live in the area I can’t recommend you check it out enough! The drawing is about 2.1 X 1 meter’s and im just coming up to half way! The finalContinue reading “Panorama piece progress shot!”
Update
I decided it was time to update the header for the website as you can see above and below! Also I have been working on a huge charcoal piece that’s about 2 metres long by a meter high, by far the biggest thing I have ever started. I will be posting more updates on thatContinue reading “Update”
Chet Faker
Just finished up this commissioned Chet Faker piece for a friend. It’s graphite and white pastel on grey tone paper. Really liked working in the combination of black and white on grey paper! If you want to stay updated hit that follow button over on the right side! Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CallumWarrenArt
The Place Beyond The Pines
Finished up this little experimental The Place Beyond The Pines drawing. Really enjoying using this tan paper and mixing up some of the techniques I normally use. Basically with this piece I worked in highlights and dark’s and almost used the tone of the paper as my mid tones.
Callum Warren 