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Master of the Horseby *DavidDeb

Fan Art / Traditional Art / Drawings / Movies & TV

The Tudors: Portraying a Dynasty

Charles Brandon held a succession of offices in the royal household, becoming Master of the Horse in 1513, and received many valuable grants of land.
here's one of my fav pic of him from the show's first season as a sketch card 2.5*3.5 inch

likeness has been approved by Henry Cavill
part of the Tudors licensed trading card collection by Showtime/Breygent Marketing

media I used for all my 'Tudors' cards:
watercolor pencil blended in marker
copic opaque white n white dry pen used for glass/metal (the ones that can write on everything)
copic colored multiliners 0.03 n 0.05
verithin prismacolor n normal one sometime

note: I use the watercolor pencil in first stage with marker so I can dilute my lines and areas in case it's not perfect, I build mostly from shadows at first. I use the colorless marker a lot in all my drawings, the ink act as water to dilute parts to avoid decisive marker lines
at the end stage of drawings, I switch to verithin n multiliner for details, but can still use watercolor pencil for texture and modify colors with marker's help