Graphite on Paper( Her eyes… )

“I looked into her eyes and saw the whole universe engaged therein, begging for a chance to be imprisoned within them… and I gradually realized that sometimes it is better to leave things as it is…”

Graphite on Paper Art by : Abhisek Pattnaik

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Author: buddingb

A humanist, Non-conformist who likes to see the world as half full. A seeker who is yet find all his answers.

87 thoughts on “Graphite on Paper( Her eyes… )”

  2. Nicely written. This mode of writing suits you. Although it might take time for an inspiration to provoke such thoughts but in the end the more you express in less the better and you can shown that you can do that.

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    2. Haha…
      Thank you.😅

      I hope I’ll come up with more short write ups.
      But this one is about the sketch… The small write up was to give it some context…
      But thank you again. 👍

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      2. 😃😃❤️❤️🤗🤗
        Thank you so much Sonal. Means a lot.

        N all good here. Lockdown was kind to me. N now things are getting back to normal again.

        Hope Lockdown treated you well…

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  10. Hey,… wanna ask you something…. may i know what is necessary tools we need to make sketch like this….. bcz i just use 2B, 4B, 5B like these pencils and a blender… that’s it… so pls tell…

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      6. Haha.
        I meant you don’t have to be this formal… 😅

        Anyway do share your work when you do something next.
        And you can always whatsapp me if you need anymore help. It’s there in the contact page… 🤗👍

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      1. But in this one… I hadn’t used them.
        I’m self taught actually… And I didn’t know their usefulness when I did them.
        But these are the essentials I feel for sketch art..

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      2. I’m also self taught…. whatever i knw that only by myself but i want to enhance my work…. that’s why i asked you.. your work seemed me a nicest….👏👏

        Yeah i accpt your words and i got it clearly…. 👏🌱

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      4. Ohh🤔🤔….

        So can we get charcoal from shop…. or we can do it by sharping the pencil…. 🤔…. pls tell because…. I’m not familiar with these tools…. cz My work was going on with all these things only…

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      5. No in pencil you get graphite…
        It’s a bit shiny and less black compared to charcoal..

        You can buy it from any art shop…
        And do you use kneaded eraser??

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      6. Okay I’m getting it know…actually in of my sketche where a lady is looking back wearing a saari in that i have done some work with 5B pencil lead powder…. thats why i was asking..
        No i never use kneaded eraser i have use simple one… Nondust….

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      7. Kneaded eraser ll help you with finer details…
        The hair, the eyebrows or with some finer wrinkles on the skin… You can give the kneaded one any shape… So it helps.

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      9. Most welcome dear…
        For starters…
        Have 6B, 4B, 2H, and 4H.
        A paper stump for finer shades
        A piece of charcoal (optional)
        Kneaded eraser…
        Also use a cloth or a tissue paper underneath your palm when tou shade… It protects the already drawn part from getting smudged…

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      10. Wow… you told me… very nicely…

        everything you have mentioned here will note it with me….
        And will take care of your advices too as well as….
        Thank you so much dear artist…. it means alot🙂🙂🙂🙏🌸🌸🌸💐

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  11. So, if you could suggest me the useful tools that is important to make a sketch definitely i will get it with me as soon amd also i can improve much more in my sketching work… i want to learn alot… 🙂

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  16. You’re most welcome 🥰
    And I’ll continue to do that😊……
    Seriously good and kind people like you deserve much more appreciated ♥️☺️

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