Mr Eastwood

As much as I like sketching this one nearly broke me. 30 hours of work and at times it felt like no end in sight.
I enjoyed it so much I've considered doing a limited run of prints. 30 A4 and 30 A5. All prints will be accompanied with a certificate highlighting the print number.
If anyone is interested I'm available at the email address listed below.

Kind regards
Mike.









mike.campion@ymail.com

Any requests or suggestions are welcome.

At the end of the day......

My longest piece yet. I think it took about 16 hours in total. Worth it all the same.




Roy Keane.

Joey from friends.

I was asked to do this one by my best mate Ken. Being an enthusiastic biker (scars and broken bones to prove it) it was obvious what he'd pick as a subject. It's not finished but close enough. The finished article? Well that's just for Ken.








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The Kelly Connection.

I was contacted by a lovely couple on twitter and asked "if it's not too much trouble could you sketch our two kids"?

I said yes without a second thought.

Emails exchanged, photos received, away I went.

If you have ever tried your hand at anything artistic be it painting, poetry, photography or sketching you'll know the click moment.
The moment when adding will only remove from the piece.

The click moment was loud and clear with these two.

I would like to thank Ciarán and Hilary for their trust and hope they enjoy the finished work.



Aoife.



Conor.

As always I can be reached at mike.campion@ymail.com


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The old man.

Lost for a bit inspiration I downloaded a picture from the net. At least I think I was a picture. If it was a drawing then hats off to the artist he's/she's a better one than me.

I really enjoyed doing this. So full of life.......

By the way this is incomplete.



Any requests. You can get me at
mike.campion@ymail.com



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On the double D

While chatting one night to a pal on twitter I came up with an idea for a sketch. The pal in question has a thing for the American super hero Dare Devil. The plan was hatched and away I went. Downloaded a picture off the net and spent two evenings sketching away. Truly enjoyed it.



















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How it all started

Summer 2008 and we have visitors over. We're all out in the garden watching Carmel and Ray's son Joe happily playing in the sun so I grab the camera to get some snaps. One picture in particular came out quite well.

Some months later I decided to do something I hadn't done since I was in school, sketch it. After getting all the materials together I gave it a go. This is the result.



To this day it's my favourite. Joe by the way is a special boy with special needs and has a special place in my heart.

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