March 4, 2020

New Elvis in Charcoal drawing and new assignment

By Rob de Vries Elvis in charcoal, Sold, Work in progress 0 Comments

February 26 until March 3, 2020

Elvis in charcoal no.234, drawing by Rob de Vries — Work in progress

I’ve been selecting new Elvis images for the month of March. I always do that at the beginning of a new month so I already know what I’m going to draw in the coming month. And there is a new assignment from Ireland, a oil painting with a size of 60 x 40 cm. I can’t show anything yet because it is suposed to be a surprise.

The first Elvis in charcoal drawing for March is finished and sold in a few hours through Facebook. It’s an image from the movie “Love me tender”. It’s a bit different and that’s why I like it!

Elvis in Charcoal #234, No title
Charcoal, ink, and White chalk on colored paper,
21 x 15 cm, 2020.

SOLD

Prints can be ordered here!

Tags:1956, Art, Chalk, Charcoal, Colored paper, Drawing, Elvis, Elvis art, Elvis Presley, fifties, Love me tender, series

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Rob de Vries (1963) studied at the Amsterdamse Grafische School, where he graduated in 1984. He worked as DTP-operator and designer for various companies. In 2002 he started his own one-man design company. Years of practice in the graphic world had rekindled the desire to start drawing and painting again. A period of intensive study followed. Advanced drawing techniques and a education in realistic painting and 17th century painting techniques from the painter Cas Waterman. He is drawing and painting commissioned portraits for 15 years now. In between the commissions he is working on his own paintings. You'll find his work is in private collections worldwide.