Graphite on paper depicts one of Jack the Rippers’ victims. Victim Catherine Eddowes by David Krolikowski captures the poor soul as she was when discovered my London police. Morbid, isn’t it.
Graphite on paper depicts one of Jack the Rippers’ victims. Victim Catherine Eddowes by David Krolikowski captures the poor soul as she was when discovered my London police. Morbid, isn’t it.
Need to have a Halloween reminder around the house year round?. If you’re one of those people then he Witch’s Lair by David Krolikowski is for you. Masterfully painted with oils on canvas.
Yes. This is a drawing, not a photo. The incredible amount of talent in this Space Chimp by Paul Stowe is as unbelievable as monkeys in space. Both are real and happened. We need to appreciate that.
Inspired by Boris Vallejo’s hyper representative style, this piece gushes modern fantasy. Titled Siren Song by Margo Reitmayer this drawing celebrates the unique style with sensual eroticism.
This Tiger Snarling by Sean Afford almost looks real! Drawn with pastels, this piece will impress in any setting and any wall. We expect this piece to sell fast. Buy it now!
Rhino by Spencer J Derry is a curiously good ink drawing. The bits outlined to make up this piece give it an interesting perspective. You almost want to color in those blocks, no?
If you’re looking for an affordable diamond, maybe you should consider this guy. Diamond by Daniel Shipton simply brilliant. Hand drawn with colored pencils its just as gorgeous as the real thing.
Sometimes we take the everyday for granted in the artworld. This piece title Cobalt Blue 144 by Daniel Shipton shows us how even art supply can make a great subject. Hard to believe it’s a drawing, eh?
WARNING! THIS IS NOT A PHOTOGRAPH! Believe it or not it’s a a drawing. Titled Fantasy by Iachim Raisa, this piece exhibits the artists talent by delivering this naughty and censual piece.
Elegant and surreal, this Horse Skeleton by Emily Chiasson is plain gorgeous. Drawn in pencil, it has a a delicate style to it. Almost romantic in a way.
Spring is a lively fresh new start to the year. Spring Flowers by Alla Vlaskina, captures springs rebirth with this colorful ink drawing. Delicate and light, like spring, it brings a smile to one face.
Medusa by Simona Tsvetkova is an incredible reproduction of Bernini’s original. This academic drawing in pencil shows off the artists ability and talent in this classical piece.
So delicate and elegant, this hand drawn piece is beautiful. The Beginning of May by Alla Vlaskina uses ink and watercolor to bring the lovely flowers to life. Spring bloom at its finest
This hand drawn IT🎈 Pink-Blue Pennywise by Yaroslava Art’s will bring awe and fear to almost anyone. The detail and color makes it an impressive addition to any IT fans collection.
Known for his photorealistic drawings, Red Wine Splash by Paul Stowe hit’s the mark once again. Hard to believe it’s not a photo but this piece with it’s vibrant colors had us fooled for a second.
Hard to believe this is a pencil drawing and NOT a photograph. Blue Curacao by Dietrich Moravec is colorful and refreshing. The colors bring that tropical feel to just about any setting.
A rare and original piece by the Czech artist, Fitness by Oldrich Kulhánek is a must have for collectors. A great piece that really shows’ off the artists ability and style.
Something about this charcoal drawing that simply grabs your attention. Whether it’s the subtle details or the piercing eyes, What We Are by Denny Stoekenbroek is just exceptional.
At this point you’ve probably seen many Joker portraits. However, few are as detailed as The Joker by Mike Torri. Drawn on a slab of wood with colored pencils, the medium is as impressive as the result.
Who wouldn’t want this hanging on their wall. The majesty and grace of this piece just screams freedom. Artist Matt Dinniman treats his audience with a digital masterpieces of patriotic oddities.
When you think of art, what better shape than the female body. Dissociation III by Jordan Eastwood captures those sensual curves in his fluid pastel drawing. An amazing piece by the U.K. artist.
You may think this is simply a black and white photograph but NOPE! This super-realism piece is done completely in pencil. The artist was able to beautifully capture various textures such as softness, reflection, hair and more.
Portrait 270A.2020 by Dario Moschetta is a beautiful work of Ink Art. Drawn in black ink on paper, this piece really captures the subject in a provocative yet sensual pose. Great work by Dario.
This piece was inspired by Frans Hals famous painting “Malle Babbe”. Drawn with pastels on cardboard, it undoubtedly captures the spirit of the original.
Valak The Demon Nun by Georgie Lucey captures the sheer terror of this evil demon. Drawn in colored pencils, this piece has a special place for those fans of the movie and the horror genre.
This piece illustrates the level of skill and talent delivered by the artist. Titled, Woman portrait by Simona Kazlauskaite, it captures the youth of this young lady in pencil.
Stranger Things has become an instant classic. No wonder the current fandom behind it. Stranger Things by Michele Rosen captures the four kids in exquisite detail only a true fan could appreciate.
No, this is not a photograph. Titled Cold Shower by Paul Stowe it’s a photo realistic drawing. If you haven’t already seen his portfolio, search his name on our site. You’ll be glad you did.
Hippo by Paul Stowe shows just how good a pencil drawing can be. A bunch of time, a lot of patience and a massive amount of talent. All that combined makes this piece as amazing as it is.
Fan of art? Fan of Formula 1? Then Lewis Hamilton by Sandra Malagoli is for you. This Hyper realistic drawing of the famous driver spares no lack of detail. Hard to believe this isn’t a photo.
This portrait of Gene Wilder by Jasmine Baker captures the actor in one of his most popular roles. If you’re a fan of Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory, then this Prismacolor creation is for you.
Drawn on Bristol Board with Faber Castell pencils and measuring 30cm wide and 40cm high, we brink you Joker. A Paul Stowe creations, this piece is full of detail and talent.
Painted in Indian ink & sumi ink, UNDERGROUND by Loui Jover is as vibrant as the women it represents. Part of a series, this piece expresses women’s emotions over the past ten years.
Woman Torso by Daniela Roughsedge celebrates the female figure in charcoal. A portrait full of curves it hangs well in any setting. Hard not to appreciate the skill behind this piece.
Rich, gooey and drenched, this piece forcefully captures it’s viewers attention. Titled Honey by Paul Stowe, this drawings meticulous and exquisite detail is also the reason why it’s so provocative.
How classy and elegant was Audry Hepburn? The iconic actress is a Hollywood icon in every sense of the word. This piece drawn in ink captures the class and the times (literally) of this Pop Icon.
This photo realistic piece titled Hero by Paul Stowe captures every line and detail. Drawn in pencil by the British artist, one can only imagine the time and patience this piece required.
Arguably the best performance of the infamous Joker character ever, Heath Ledgers depiction lives on today. The Joker by Liam Cross draws one of his best scenes in detailed ink for your enjoyment.
This one brings back memories of the late Brandon Lee. The Crow by Céline Battendier is an original drawing in Ink Pen with a touch of pencil. For nostalgia or for fandom, it’s worthy of any wall.
From the foothills of West Virginia, this portrait is a nod to the regions iconic coal industry. Drawn in charcoal and framed, Railroad Old Timer by Maggian is ready to hang on delivery. Make it yours!
Angry Sumatran by Sherry Goeben is an amazing example of time, patience and skill. Created with colored pencil, this beast from the east will make a great addition to any animal lovers den.
Simple yet euphoric, who doesn’t love a good nap. This charcoal sketch captures a nude woman engulfed in the world of slumber. Soft shadows lend to its cozy nature.
This is a stunning piece of original artwork in colored pencil. Superb use of light negative space to highlight the darkness that is Darth Vader. Varnished to preserve the piece for a lifetime.
Very interesting composition on this piece done in pencil. Half a face drawn on the edge of the paper. Great details will leave you wondering – why? Simple but with immense details.
This is the perfect gift for anyone who loves Quentin Tarantino films! Kill Bill, Pulp Fiction, all your favorites are here. This graphite on wood captures him alongside some of his most iconic characters.
Check out this amazing ink drawing titled Cross Hatch Mirror by Matthew Gaulke. Look closely and you’ll see the time and effort put into this particular piece. Kudos to Matt for the amazing piece.
Another celebrity portrait by one of Spain’s great sketchers. Tim Burton by Carles Ganya celebrates the director and his works in this graphite and pencil drawing. A great sketch by and amazing artist.
Watery inks swirl together to create the images of a woman, bodies and more. Abstract but somewhat intentional, these Chinese ink pieces are a study in fluidity.
Check ou the level of detail in this set of ink drawings. Ann and Nancy Wilson Of Heart by Traci Loving makes a great gift for fans of the band as well as lovers of the arts.
The ‘Master of Suspense’, brought to you in brilliant pencil and graphite. This drawing titled Alfred Hitchcock by Carles Ganya captures the master in the center of all his brilliance.
Indian ink , sumi ink, gouache and art crayon on vintage book pages adhered together to create one incredible drawing. Blue Sway by Loui Jover is a piece 10 years in the making. What detail and creativity!
Fan of Martin Scorsese? Then we’re sure you’ll be a big fan of this drawing. Martin Scorsese by Carles Ganya celebrates the infamous director by surrounding him among his most prolific works.
Study of a Berlin Prostitute by Otto Dix is classic Otto Dix. The German artist made his claim to fame with his brutally honest depiction of everyday life. It’s truly a one of a kind.
This photrealistic drawing of David Bowie by Peter Lloyd almost looks like a photograph. The details drawn in pencil hold true to the late artists iconic look. David would be dancing in the streets!
Star Wars fans rejoice. We’re as much fans of the legendary franchise as anyone. The Empire Strikes Back by Martin Schlierkamp captures our awe for the franchise as best as any piece we’ve found.
Steven Spielberg by Carles Ganya celebrates the master director and producer in this inspiring drawing. Beautifully drawn in detail, it’s a tribute to the legend with his surrounding an famous films.
The Beastie Boys were pioneers in hip hop and a personified anthem for youth for the past 3 decades. Show your rebellious streak with Beastie Boys by Kirsten Edwards. Ad-Rock, Mike D, and MCA approved!
Like the ‘interesting’ selfies on Instagram, Beach Bums by Aly Stosz captures the selfie pose to the tee. Gushing in sunlight and pretentiousness, these girls seem to beg for attention.
This rendition of President Jimmy Carter by Al Hirschfeld is a collectible in every sense of the word. Not only is this an iconic sketch of the president, but it’s also drawn by Al Hirschfeld.
Walt Disney and his team really had the magic touch. The Cut 40 Bette Davis by Thornton Hee is an iconic representation of the actress that dates back to when it all started for Walt Disney Studios.
This is a really cool drawing from the 1977 Broadway Revival of Anna Christie. It’s an original ink drawing on an artist board by the renowned Al Hirschfeld. It also comes signed and with a COA.
Know someone who loves Clockwork Orange? Its pencil on wood and the level of detail on this piece is awesome! The perfect gift for your movie buff friend, or yourself!
Don’t look back in anger by Paul Stowe features Liam and Noel Gallagher of Oasis. This photorealistic piece drawn in pencil showcases the iconic group in high-def detail. Amazing how real this looks.
If you’re a fan of art and pop culture, then this amazing piece will combine both your passions. Hard to believe this portrait of Natalie Portman by Paul Stowe is actually a drawing!
Wet No. 12 by Paul Stowe is actually a pencil drawing. Photo-realistic drawings always grab our attention, and this is no different. Drawn during a TV appearance by the artist, it’s piece of history that you can own!
For any kid growing up in the 80’s, Garbage Pale Kid’s will surely ring a bell. This Ink Drawing titled Garbage Pail Kids Stoned Sean by Ian Sherwin is a nostalgic nod to those disgusting trading cards.
The legend of Honus Wagner, The Flying Dutchman can now be yours, without paying millions for his card. This equally impressive representation of the legendary baseball player is as good as it gets.
Salvador Dali is studies by many but did you know that he had a love for gummy bears? We’re guessing no, well the artist here wants to get that word and has captured the artist with his favorite snack in this fun piece!
This hand drawn piece titled Basic Instinct by Eric Black captures exactly what it says. Drawn in ink and pen, you can appreciate the raw nature captured in this piece. Or should we say, it’s Basic Instinct.
If you are a fan of highly detailed and time consuming art then look closely. Incredibly, this ‘time consuming’ piece was drawn only using the hour numbers 1-12 in micron pen.
Twisty the Clown by Ian Sherwin resonates with anyone who fears clowns. Drawn in ink, this twisted clown must of come from the darkest corners of the imagination. Thanks, someones phobia just got worse.
Old nice Man by Dorothy Messenger is a amazing sketch in pencil. It captures the calm stare of an elderly man. Composed and focused, the drawing absorbs the viewers attention into his calm stare.
Three onlookers leisurely check out their host’s newest trophy collection in this dark humor piece. Human heads perched high up on a wall reveal some of our most iconic artists. Take a look, who can you identify?
When it comes to ink on paper, Gor Gyuryan and his works are unmistakable and easily spotted. The Armenian artist is renowned for his incredible ‘one of a kind’ portraits and this piece proves why.
From the series of work called Manimal, Office Politics by Lee Boyd pokes fun at the humanizing of animals. In contrast, the artist attempts to depict what the animalizing of humans may look like.
Nothing is more polarizing than political satire. Infuriating to some, praised by others, it represents the state of current affairs. Love it or hate it, it’s sure to flare up a conversation.
Another incredible masterpiece by Gor Gyurjan, the artists self portrait is awe-inspiring. His unique style is a showstopper, extremely difficult to execute and is the perfect centerpiece to any collection.
Here at District Artisan we love the drawings of Gor Gyurjyan. The Armenian artist brings us the most profound portraits with what seems to be a simple technique. Don’t let the lines fool you. He’s really good….
At first glance, you’ll think – “Oh, that’s a cool photograph!” But take a closer look. You’ll quickly realize, “Wait a sec, that’s a drawing!” Yep, it took over 55 hours to achieve this look.
Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Beetlejui… If you want to manifest this classic ghost with the most just say the name. This amazing Fan Art of the classic comedy captures one of the most memorable scenes.
Quirky Girl #7 by Roberta Schmidt is just one in a line of many in the ‘Quick Girl’ collection. Created with ink, pen and pencil, this unique portrait illustrates an impressionable girl ready to hit the big top.
Artist Sketch Cards by Yukie Tajima are an Anime collectors dream. If you’re a fan of the genre, these card will do you proud. Masterfully drawn and colored, each card is of the highest quality and detail.
This drawing will have you captivated. With intricate details there’s a lot to take in. From an old sailor with a beard that morphs into a fishing net to the lifesaver that frames him.
Looks like this Goat made a poor life choice. Silly Mountain Goat by Zombietoes is a fun portrait of a goat in trouble. Colorful, cartoonish and fun, this piece is perfect for children’s decor.
You’re immediately drawn to the detail in this piece. The wrinkles on this man are just so meticulously drawn, you can almost reach out and touch it. So much detail went into this it actually radiates feeling.
You don’t have to travel all the way to Florence, Italy to see David. Spectacular drawing that captures David straight on. All done in pencil, note the attention paid to capture each curl in his hair.
If you always wanted to take Apu home, now you can! This sketch of the iconic character Kwik-E-Mart owner from “The Simpsons” can be yours forever. Krishna would be proud. Thank you, come again!
Good Grief, Charlie Brown! Could you really own a piece of comic strip history? Yep! You can indeed. This sketch of the beloved smiling Snoopy is signed by it’s creator Charles Shulz. Take a trip back to your childhood with this one!
Ok, so this piece took over 65 hours to complete. And it definitely shows! This isn’t from a quick snap of a camera but a photo realistic drawing of three coke bottles. Simply stunning.
Marilyn Monroe is always sultry and sexy. This drawing captures her no differently. Drawn and colored with prismacolors, she looks as if she can step out of the page.
Breaking Bad fans will recognize this mischievous duo. Drawn with stunning detail, you can feel the intensity of their eyes burning through you. “Extremely Volatile” is right!
These chilly chihuahuas will have you smiling from ear to ear. With their matching knit tops they’re keeping warm in every season. Gorgeous detail and drawn textures.
This kitty is ready for the winter months in this knit turtleneck sweater. This white feline in her eggshell colored sweater stares at you with bright green eyes. Great Detail in pencil.
Beautiful ink drawing of a woman and what can only presumed to be her pet iguana. Her jewelry and head wear makes her seem like a goddess. Drawn with clean lines, it’s quintessential minimalism.
You’re going to think this is a photograph. But it’s not, it’s a stunning charcoal drawing on paper. The detail work in this photo-realistic piece is amazing. You can almost have a conversation with Dali.
We hope you’re sitting down for this one. It’s a beautiful piece of cartoon history. A hand drawn and signed picture of Donald Duck, signed by none other than Walt Disney himself!
A photo realistic drawing of the artist formerly known as Price. The amount of detail in this drawing will make you question whether this is a photo. Pay homage to your favorite man in purple with this piece.
A different perspective of the female figure, this drawing has a lot of line work. Take a peek at the intricate background and you’ll find even more figures among swirls and lines.
You’ve got to admit this is a pretty amazing piece. The comedy legend has signed this sketch of himself as Tramp. Truly a piece of movie and pop culture history from the beginning of the Golden Age of Hollywood.
Drawn in complementary colors, this piece takes a cue from cubism. You’ll love the geometric shapes this face morphs into, further emphasized by ink. It looks almost like it’s melting.
Done completely out of blue inked pen using cross hatching. Give into the feeling of surrender to old age. Here’s it represented by drowning. It’s an eventuality we all must face, if we’e lucky. Are you ready?
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