Drawing, Pencil

A Portrait of Claire Forlani

A Portrait of Claire Forlani

This is a portrait of the actress Claire Forlani. You may remember her from the movies Mallrats, Meet Joe Black, and/or Anti-Trust. And before you ask; No, I do not only draw movie stars. I drew the Fight Club drawing because I loved the movie but I drew Claire because I thought she was hot.

Original is on an 8.5 by 11 sheet, drawn in pencil.

Country
Canada
Submitted
2002-06-10
License
Legacy license code: 0

Historical comments (10)

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Julie Davis

Two words: This is so completely amazing. Haha. Never said I could count. The textures...I can't get over the textures...her ear, how in the hell do you draw ears? My God. Her eyes are even reflective, her collarbone, her lips, her mother freaking hair.
Kudos, my man, kudos. You are my hero.
Oh by the way I'm Julie from FOD. :)

Adam Dexter

Tony, you are god of facial drawing. This is the be all to end all right here folks. Tony you will get NO competition from me, no sir!
Awesome job dude, I saw it being made, and I was skeptical, but the finnished product is proof beyond compare.

Jessica Rose

I hate talented people!

Ashwin narayan

Actually makes the image come alive! You have gotten claire forlani right into my bedroom (coz my pc's there!)... Its just amazing!

Vittoria La Neve

The thumbnail alone caught my attention! Would love to have the original hanging in the Global Gallery Physical exhibit one day ;)

Amanda Diletti

have you ever been commisioned to do portraits?

monica diaz

This is a very good art. She actually looks like Claire Forlani. The texture of her hair is wonderful. Her eyes are perfect. The reflections of the light are good drawn. What can I say it's a good piece of art. I like the way it's drawn. Impresive!!!!!

Jackie Elston

beautiful. you are an amazing artist

Amanda Olson

Well, it does look like. Very nice portrait! :)

st florentina

my favourite

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