Media Guy Graphite Portrait Sketch

Sketching when done right has an interesting way of bringing out a person’s character and emotions. It’s hard to explain but you’ll see it in this sketch.

The Media Guy, graphite on 10x14 paper by Pagani, 2006
Media Guy
10″ x 14″ graphite, by Pagani 2006
There is no truth in art, every line is a lie – as in life. Yet art IS truth, for it belongs to the world of that which is unseen. The lines reveal what lies beneath the truth … and above it.

This is much more of a freeform sketch or caricature, rather than a detailed portrait as you might see elsewhere. I love to do these just to see the results!

About Pagani

Commercial artist, photographer, editor, Oregon painter and philosopher - or perhaps just a computer monkey that dreamed it was something else. In paint or pictures or words, I delve into many styles and subjects: My work has appeared in a few galleries, books, magazines, and even a couple of academic publications. My work may also be be seen at roadsideartist.com and painteroforegon.com.
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2 Responses to Media Guy Graphite Portrait Sketch

  1. Derek says:

    He has an odd expression. I can’t put my finger on it. Is he pensive? Is he fearful? Is he smirking? Does he know something I don’t?

    Your work is really good, btw. Keep it up.

  2. Tim James says:

    I wish I could talk you into doiing ME. My portrait that is.

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