All the drawings I post are my own.--Eva Garrido
Eva Garrido is a magical girl from Madrid, Spain, who calls her "Magical" because she is a veritable button-up maniac. Obviously, you can rely on your appearance to conquer everyone with your talent, and a million fans are not bought.
Eva Garrido's characters are always so agile. Deep eyes, a tall nose, plump lips, delicate hair, delicate skin are all so impeccable.
These blue figures we see are all depicted with ballpoint pens, ballpoint pens?? Yes, it was a ballpoint pen, how did she do it? How can it still be as lifelike as a filter? This series of questions is believed to be raised by anyone who sees it.
Not compared to pigments, just pencils. Even if the pencil can still control the weight by the strength of the hand, how can the ballpoint pen behave? Probably the correct facial proportions, chiaroscuro changes and virtual and real contrasts.
Looking closely at Eva Garrido's work, we can see that she first uses a pencil to shape, draws the general outline of the facial features, and then breaks them one by one, and the reasonable proportions will make the characters look more realistic.
The human face is summarized by humans as three courts and five eyes, and the positive angle is slightly different, depending on the state in which it is located.
Eva Garrido's control over the depiction of the picture, as well as her control of the proportion structure of the characters' facial features and the portrayal of the characters' facial expressions, can be described as meticulous and meticulous. Whether it is the demeanor of the characters or the small hair, they are portrayed in great detail.
Among the five senses, the eyes are the first, the mouth, nose, and ears are secondary. Emphasizing the main points, the belt is followed by the techniques commonly used by illustrators, which will make the picture more harmonious
We can taste the meaning of scattered and soulless from the painting. Eva Garrido's characters have a mysterious temperament, we can't see the appearance of the characters from the facial features, but we can feel the arrogance of the pen tip.
The women she paints are unusually gentle in their eyes, with deep eyes, tall noses, plump lips, delicate hair, delicate skin, slightly uplifted smiles, and everything is impeccable.
The muscles opposite Eva Garrido are also very well mastered, and most illustrators do not draw details that affect the aesthetics of the character's eye bags, wrinkles, neck lines, etc., and Eva Garrido expresses these in his paintings with real beauty.
Eva Garrido is a magical girl from Madrid, Spain, who uses a small amount of color to embellish the picture, contrasting with the strong realistic style, and is more full of girlish atmosphere. The contours of the characters she portrays and the expression of her demeanor are amazing.
The clean lines coupled with the unpretentious style also reflect that color is not only an expressive force, but also a cohesive force.
At the same time, the illustrator's color and realistic style change sharply, and the old lady she paints is full of kind eyes.
At the same time, the illustrator's keen understanding of fashion is unique, he is good at mastering the human body form, simple and clean lines plus unpretentious realistic style, which is very popular.
Eva Garrido's mastery of colored lead is even more skillful, and her characters are as cute and clever as angels. The soft strands of hair brushed across his cheeks as if reading a small poem without words.
Eva Garrido has her own workshop, and she dresses up the pure land that belongs to the depths of her soul, and the simple decoration seems to declare that I can paint amazing works even without the tools of other illustrators.
She is not only good at painting with ballpoint pens, but also good at black and white and color, and the unique pure black and the pure white of the paper itself complete her creation's focus on form and line details. Colorful dogs are also realistic style.
Dogs are indispensable in Eva Garrido's life, and in her work we may find depictions of dogs, occasionally bringing them with us when painting people. From her delicate depiction of dogs, we can see her love for them, and only by carefully observing and painting with heart can we present good works.
Eva Garrido uses a small amount of color to embellish the picture, which is more full of childlike atmosphere. Obviously, you can rely on your appearance to conquer everyone with your talent, and a million fans are not bought.