status2 subject2

I made further adjustments to the eyes. The upper eyelids needed to be a little bit more heavy.
The look will continue to change as I add more detail and lashes. I have also made adjustments to the details of the nose and mouth. I will look at the placement of the ear next and the chin.

Status 1 subject 2

Here is the start of subject 2. The drawing is still very rough and many adjustments will be made. I opened up the eyes a bit from the picture.

I have started to detail out the collar on subject 1. He is close to being finished unless changes are requested.

Status 3 subject1

I've added the hair and made it a bit longer as requested. I've continued the layers in the face and added small details such as the birth marks. The differences from the picture are: the face is left clean shaven vs. stubble, the hair is longer and the eyes are more open. I still need to detail the collar....then move on to the second subject.

Status 2 subject1

The face is almost done. The eyelashes and further brow detail are now included. Extra layering is forming the details of the face and neck and ears. The shirt and hair will be next. I continue to make small adjustments as I find needed.

status subject 1

Here is the start of the layering on subject 1. I'm making small corrections as move along. I have not detailed the eyebrows here or included any lashes.



This second picture shows further corrections and detailed eyebrows. I still have not put in the lashes yet. The layering here has progressed. The eyes have been opened up a bit from the original source picture as requested.



This picture shows the change next to the composition sketch .

Composition Sketch of Twins

This is the composition sketch of twins that I've been commissioned to do.
It's a rough sketch mainly to get the placement and features in the right place.
The drawing will change a great deal during the drawing process as it takes shape as the layering progresses and adjustments are made.

Completed Dogs

Here are scans of the completed drawings of Shiloh and Sandy: