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Coloured pencil? Pastel? charcoal? ink?
They are all good choices… and will depend on your own personal preferences and how you “see” the subject.
Medium: Text
Charcoal
Produces a classic image. “Less is more”
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Medium: Portfolio
Coloured Pencil
will have vivid colours. The grain of the paper may add slight texture. Features and details can be quite precise
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Medium: Portfolio
Pastel chalk
comes in a wide range of very rich and juicy colours. It allows very smooth blending and usually has a softer more painterly look, with broader strokes.
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Medium: Portfolio
Hatched Ink Drawings
can capture a likeness in a less conventional way. Ink drawings are bold yet minimalist. Ink works well for adult subjects.
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Medium: Image
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Medium: Text
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