Jennifer Love Hewitt

© 2005 Varja Linnea Askeland all rights reserved

An old drawing of Jennifer Love Hewitt, that I made in 2005.
I have only used a 0.7 mm pencil.

Amy Lee

© 2007 Varja Linnea Askeland all rights reserved

This is a drawing of Amy Lee from Evanescence, that I made in 2007.
I only used a 0.7 mm pencil.

Billie Piper

© 2005 Varja Linnea Askeland all rights reserved

An old drawing from 2005, of the british singer and actress, Billie Piper.
I have only used a 0.7 mm pencil.

Louise Brooks

© 2013 Varja Linnea Askeland all rights reserved

This is my third portrait of the silent movie actress, Louise Brooks.
I have to say that this is my favourite so far, among my portraits of her. The only boring thing is that my drawing didn’t scan very well.
Louise Brooks is my role model and I can never stop drawing her.
I drew the contours with my trusty 0.7 mm pencil, the soft and dark shadows with Monolith, Cretacolor and Charcoal pencils.

Lestat

© 2013 Varja Linnea Askeland all rights reserved

I’m finally finished with my portrait of Tom Cruise as the vampire Lestat in Interview with the Vampire.
It was a very hard portrait to draw, since Tom Cruise is very hard to draw and even harder as Lestat.
Like I wrote in a previous post, I’ve loved vampires since I was a little girl. My two favourite vampire carachters are Lestat and Spike in Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
I drew the contours with my trusty 0.7 mm pencil, the soft and dark shadows with Monolith, Cretacolor and Charcoal pencils.

Keanu Reeves

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Finally I’ve made a drawing of Keanu Reeves, the most handsome of all actors.
I chose to draw a portrait of him in the movie Constantine, since I really love that movie.
Of all the portraits I’ve made, I have to say that Keanu Reeves facial features was the hardest one to draw.
I drew the contours with my trusty 0.7 mm pencil, the soft and dark shadows with Monolith, Cretacolor and Charcoal pencils.

James Marsters as Spike

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My drawing of James Marsters as Spike in Buffy the Vampire Slayer is finally finished.
I have loved vampires since I was a little girl and Spike is one of my favourites among vampires, so I’m very happy to have him in my file of portraits.
I drew the contours with my trusty 0.7 mm pencil, the soft and dark shadows with Monolith, Cretacolor and Charcoal pencils.

Work in progress

I’m currently drawing a portrait of James Marsters as the vampire Spike in Buffy the Vampire Slayer. He is my all time favorite, when it comes to a vampire character.

Kirsten Dunst

© 2005 Varja Linnea Askeland all rights reserved

A drawing I made in 2005 of Kirsten Dunst. Part from the very sharp lines and roughly made shadows and can still say I am quite satisfied with.
I used my usual 0.7 mm pencil, and also various other pencils.

Liam Neeson in Rob Roy

© 2005 Varja Linnea Askeland all rights reserved

A drawing I made in 2005 of Liam Neeson in the movie Rob Roy. I chose to draw him because of his outfit and because I love this movie. When I had finished the drawing I was very satisfied, since I couldn’t do better at that time. When I look at it today I can not say that am satisfied, since I have improved my drawing-skills since then.
I used my usual 0.7 mm pencil, and also various other pencils.