When I draw a portrait – most of all I want to show a person’s character. It’s much more interesting to draw not only an appearance but also an inner world of a person. I like details because they make a portrait more alive and of course i love to show emotions! I want to create real persons and it’s impossible to show without emotions.In this master-class i wanted to show the way of my drawings, how I begin it, continue and finish. I used paper, primed with black and ochre tempera with interesting texture and grey, black and white sauce. A Master Class Video Soon!
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Sergey Gusev Art 
You make it seem so easy. I have tried many times, but my art just looks as if it was created by an eight-year-old child. It is awesome to watch someone with talent take a piece of paper and create a masterpiece. I believe artists have an innate ability to see what others can’t and bring it forth for others to see.
Gorgeous. Looks like a classic portrait.
I like your work very much. The violins are very interesting and the story behind their creation!
Your works are really nice man and you’re very very good! carry on in this way! If I have money, I will buy them 🙂 Congrats again!
Ok, I will wait)))
How much does it cost one of your work? 🙂
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Another example of the process of creation!
What an amazing video! I enjoyed watching it…you are a wonderful artist!!! I tried drawing faces over three years ago and while I could draw the individual parts, eyes, nose and mouth, I couldn’t but them together in a reasonable looking face?
Cheers
Thanks for dropping by my blog! You are super talented. 🙂
I love your way of looking into the character of your subjects and seeking to translate that along with their image. I do much the same thing as I counsel, seeking to draw out the best while having to address some of the inner darkness. Alas, I have no talent for painting as you do, but I love seeing the artistry God works out in many of their lives. Thanks for stopping by my blog!
I love the way the face evolves…excellent 🙂