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Casey portrait in progress 5 - Working on larger paper

Writer: Kevin Roeckl
Kevin Roeckl
48 minutes ago
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I'm working on the landscape behind Casey. The artwork is really starting to come together now!


The crop marks show where I’ll trim it down to the 12 x 13 size Doug requested. As you can see, I work past the edges of those 12 x 13 margins when I’m doing the landscape. This is the whole sheet of paper, scanned.


Colored pencil portrait of a Papillon dog, in progress.

I always work on larger paper and trim it down at the end. Sometimes I give the client the option to leave it as is, a bigger artwork than they paid for, if I think it looks good that way. Sometimes it looks better trimmed.


🎨 Prismacolor pencil on white Canson Mi-Teintes paper, 11 x 14 inches.

“Casey” (GCHS Ch. Marrics Just In Case With Grand Oaks).

Commissioned by Doug Eicher.

From reference photos taken by Doug and a show photo by Lexi D Photography (Alexandria Darienzo).




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