#charcol

[inkpotgodd]

Using Achilles death as a reference to draw him in his prime is kinda criminal.

[romewithlove]

Ray Toro study with some flowers: charcoal on paper + dried flowers (to hide my mistakes). I'm still trying to figure out what to do with the background.

[dungeonmatron]

Mushrooms and frog in charcoal, this was done years ago, I figure I might as well archive my older drawings.

[aibhneacha-ealain]

Maybe my favorite thing I've ever made

[purpleprincess75]

Krackenink on Instagram

[jellybee27]

[esmexmx]

Little clown oc I did a while back

I did have another clown I did on the side but I like this one more lol. :))

[homosexualbehaviors]

Hello there! I present to you... Art! By yours truly 😋 (I am aware this is not what you folks follow me for but it's here anyways so...)

[thetravelerdiary]

So happy with my evolution 🖤

[froggykat]

Charcoal doodles I'm proud of :)

[twxstedskiess]

“Fragile”

[inkpotgodd]

The complete collection of Papa portraits.

I am so in love with this project, it felt like a memorial mural for the ministry.

[artydworld]

Estudo com carvão.

[mydrawingprogress19]

Still Life on charcoal

First time using charcoal. I didn't expect to like it but I actually did. I think it's a great way to practice the tones because unlike with the pencil, you can't rely on being precise with your lines and you have to start noticing all of the different shadow blocks/patches. I had some help with the cherries on the right vase (that was the hardest part), as well as with using the technique of different types of strokes all over the painting, because with charcoal it will turn out to be a shadow blur if you try to render like with pencil.

[chalamazed]

Timmy as Paul Atreides in Dune. Check out Dune 2 coming soon. ❤️

Reblog please! ❤️

[sp0dium]

Working on using mixed media so have a zombie