u/Juror8davis

Ignore the jawline that I fucked up

Screwed up the perspective a little bit, but c'est la vie

Attaching both the drawing and the statue that I used for reference

Progress of my graphite portrait of the actor Gene Wilder (I think in 1980ish). Using B and 2B pencils for lighter areas; and 6B and 8B pencils for the darker.

Not really sci fi-ish or whimsical or anything, but I figured people might like it

For someone who only ever really draws portraits, the hair was really fun to do.

Drew this a couple days ago. I've always loved The Twilight Zone and think Rod Serling makes for a striking and enjoyable figure to draw.

Hope you like it.

I went to the Rob Liefeld school of drawing feet and the reference didn't give me a great look at how they should be positioned; so this was my cop out of trying to draw them.

Link to the statue if you were interested in it:

https://www.sideshow.com/collectibles/marvel-grey-hulk-vs-wolverine-sideshow-collectibles-2002162

Statue is from the DC Designers series and by Jock in case you were looking to buy one

https://www.merchoid.com/world/dc-designer-series-catwoman-by-jock-1-6-statue-33cm/

Didn't get the likeness just right, but had a lot of fun making it.