Morning_Stroll_

Beautiful sunrise and a pleasant day to look forward too. Lazing on my bed, made this work. Title: Morning_Stroll. Cartridge white paper. Microtip black pen. Total hours:4 hours

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Tags: art, drawing, micro, pen, pencil, More…prasad, sketch, tiger, tip
Albums: Animal_portrait, Pen and Ink
Location: Bangalore,Karnataka

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Comment by Prasad Natarajan on August 8, 2012 at 2:44pm: thank you for your kinds words Prabal, glad you like it. :)

Comment by Prabal Mallick on August 7, 2012 at 8:42pm: TIGER.. I love tigers and I LOVE this..

Look at the way he is looking and the gait of his walk..

Comment by Prasad Natarajan on August 7, 2012 at 2:26pm: Glad to read your comments, appreciate it.:)

Comment by sarat chandra on August 4, 2012 at 3:58pm: Great work

Comment by Prasad Natarajan on October 29, 2011 at 12:06pm: Hi Manu, Thank you for taking time to comment. Very glad to read your comments and glad you say such kind words. Appreciate it :)

Hi Karen, Thank you for taking time to comment. Thank you for kind words, really appreciate it.

Hi Prosenjit, as always your comments are so thoughtful and filled with little tips like gems. Thank so much for taking time to comment and the tips. Appreciate it. :)

Hi Vidya, thank you for taking time to comment. Happy to read your kind words. Appreciate it. :)

Hi Kiran, glad to hear from you. Thank you for taking time to comment, appreciate it. :)

Comment by B.Kiran Kumari on October 28, 2011 at 11:45am: sketching is good!

Comment by vidya gopal on October 26, 2011 at 4:20pm: wow! this is sooo alive :)

Comment by Prosenjit Roy on October 22, 2011 at 12:00pm: If you could draw like this while lazing on the bed, and that too with a micro-tip pen, I can easily understand how you drew that fine foot study with a broken toe nail, or the water around those pebbles. Very good!

I think, drawing a tiger or lion's head.. is a bit like drawing the human head. Its helpful to break up the skull-shape into halves - side to side, and top to bottom, and then place the eyes, nose and mouth accordingly. The eyes are tricky, as they tend to drift asymmetrically.