Facial/Body Proportion Drawing

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                                                                        "Just a Photo?"
                                                     Medium: Charcoal + Graphite Pencils
                              I drew my brother's upper body and face in proportion using charcoal and                                             graphite pencils. The proportion really did help develop my people drawing                                           skills.

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