Directory of Graphite Resources

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This category is for artists whose primary medium is graphite.

Resources in This Category

• Brown, Bernie

  http://www.berniebrown.com/
  Includes wildlife art, cowboy and rodeo pictures, farm scenes, prairie scenes and oilfield scenes.

• Hillberry J. D.

  http://www.jdhillberry.com/
  Pencil drawings and fine art limited edition prints. Gallery themes include western, family, still life and trompe l'oeil artwork.

• Jones, Kim

  http://kimjonesart.homestead.com/index.html
  A collection of wildlife images by a Texan artist.

• Miller, Terry

  http://www.terrymillerstudio.com/
  Graphite is used to portray his personal experiences with wild animals in the field. Includes artwork, news updates, and a schedule of art shows where his work is on display.

• Neel

  http://cyberark.tripod.com/
  Sketches in black and white based on life around us.

• Nylund, Erik

  http://www.eriknylund.com/
  Several galleries that display surreal pencil drawings. Contact information is available.

• Peña, Lisandro

  http://www.onlypencil.com/
  Realistic drawings created with graphite pencil. Gallery, prints for sale, commission rates, and tutorials. [Flash 6]

• Richardson, Tom

  http://figuredrawings.com/
  Portraits and figure drawings from life models. A page of links to figure drawing sites and resources.

• Sibley, Mike

  http://www.sibleyfineart.com/
  Detailed graphite pencil drawings of dogs and limited and open edition fine art prints. Includes a collection of drawing tutorials.

• Tolman, Ben

  http://www.bentolman.com/
  Includes gallery, sketch-books, and collaborative work.

• VanderSchaaff, Kristine

  http://www.angelfire.com/oh4/kvanart
  Detailed pencil drawings of wildlife animals.

• Wright, Diane

  http://www.dianewrightfineart.com/
  Artwork of rural landscapes and portraits. Biography and a tutorial. Giclee printing services are also provided.

 

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