Showing posts with label people. Show all posts
Showing posts with label people. Show all posts

Recent Ballpoint Pen Sketches


Some recent sketches. All of the originals are for sale on demand (info@benheine.com). You can view the works in progress at this link. Prints and derivatives are available here. All pictures: © 2014 Ben Heine




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Several of my limited edition prints (Pencil Vs Camera and Digital Circlism) already face mounted and bonded between 2 high quality acrylic glass panels (Diasec finishing) were exhibited at the Berliner Liste art fair in Berlin (Germany) via the Gallery Garden from the 8th till the 11th of September 2011. You can find more info about my limited editions prints and about Diasec HERE.

Another picture I took from a small bridge in Venice, Italy. The above photo has been shot with the Samsung NX11, provided by Samsung Electronics. Co., Ltd.

I believe in parallel worlds! This is a picture I took near Braives in Belgium. I also made the drawing. I wanted to convey a surrealistic feeling to this composition. My next Pencil Vs Camera creation will be more poetic...

2 random details:
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© 2011 - Ben Heine
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I took this photo in Naxos, Greece. These old and
moving people wanted me to take a photo of them.
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I Have Also Seen This in Paris
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I took the initial background photo from Montmartre's hill in Paris, France and then added the 2 birds (coming from one of my photo sessions realized during a trip in England) with a huge scale contrast to give the whole scenery a surreal look... (Reminder: Every graphic element shown on my blog comes from my own production/stock and all my photos, paintings and drawings are copyrighted, thanks)






Powerful People
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Even the most powerful ones are just primates
Sketches of
random people

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(Click on image to enlarge)
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These are some sketches I recently made in the subway. This is definitely a good exercise to draw faster. Sorry for the simple lines, some of the portraits/caricatures were made in a few minutes, others in a few seconds (colored pencils).

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