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Scribbled Actors


Any time I feel like I have artist's block I always turn to Pinterest. Pinterest is a fantastic way to get inspired, learn new techniques, and improve your skills as an artist. I found these fantastic drawings that intrigued me right away so I had to share. I love how much movement the lines show and how well the artist replicated the faces of these famous actors. Not only is the penmanship phenomenal but the expressions that the models show truly captures their personalities. If you consider yourself an artist, or even if you don't, I highly recommend creating a Pinterest account.




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  1. It makes me want to eat spaghetti

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  2. I like how simple the medium is and yet the style is so complicated.

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  3. The facial expressions, I believe, are what truly makes this art style unique to the artist. They are more interesting to look at than the stereotypical smiling face.

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  4. I love these!! So busy yet light hearted

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  5. These look sketch- like, but they still look like complete pieces. I love how the artist created depth.

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