The amazing detail in this work in progress caught my attention immediately. Working in charcoal and graphite pencil, Emanuele Dascanio creates an image so stunning and real it makes one believe that you could reach out and touch the subject as though it were a living person.
The finished portrait below is the amazing result of 300 working hours drawing in charcoal and graphite.
Charcoal and graphite
Schoeller Paper
AD 2013
Schoeller Paper
AD 2013
Watch Emanuele's video from YouTube
for a very closeup look at the detail
of this amazing portrait:
for a very closeup look at the detail
of this amazing portrait:
Size: 15 x 15 cm
Oil on board
AD 2012
Private collection
He later continued his study as Gianluca Corono's assistant learning the art of oil painting and the technique of the Renaissance great masters and refining his drawing, beginning in 2007.
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Size: 50 x 50 cm
Oil on board
AD 2012
Private collection
Loving both to paint and draw, Emanuele cares only about the content of his image. The subject of his work is simply the means by which he expresses what he wants.
Size: 50 x 40 cm
OIl on canvas
AD 2005
Living now in Senago, Emanuele maintains a studio and continues to draw and paint. Both his drawings and his paintings are indistinguishable from photographs.
Size: 69.5 x 49 cm
Charcoal and Graphite
Schoellers paper
AD 2013
Emanuele has won prizes in Northern Italy, one of which is a prestigious national painting prize: Le Segrete Di Bocca.
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| "Alla speranza" Size: 40 x 20 cm Oil on board AD 2012 Private collection |
Visit DrawPJ.com to see Cindy Wilder's interview with Emanuele Dascanio to learn more about this amazing master artist:
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