This portrait was done in a A4 sketch book, I plan to develop this sketch into a painting.

This sketch was also done in an A4 sketch book, what I liked the most about this sketch is how intense and deep the eyes are.

Another angle.

Done in a A4 sketch book, I like the soft toned shading and realistic this portrait turned out.

This imaged was done in a A5 sketch book. I like how realistic and detailed the sketch is. This picture comes with a good memory of my childhood, and how a simple picture can trigger those memories.

This sketch was done in a A5 sketch book, I like the type view that the sketch was done in. Where I am used to sketching people front on.

This was a self portrait done in university, where I liked how precise and constructed in detail the hair, the hands and the shading within the face.

This was done in an A4 sketch book, where I thought that this was one of my successful self portraits. The tone within the shadings around the neck and the detail within the hair.

This is an A3 version of my self portrait where I wanted to work on the hand form and the detail withing the hair.

I like how i wasn't afraid to mess around with the differentiation of tones within this sketch.

This is another portrait done in a A4 sketch book, which was one of my first successful sketch that was produced in my first year of uni.

This portrait was done in university, the media that I used were different chalks.

This portrait was first drawn up with pencil where I then used chalk to build up another layer.

This sketch was done in an A4 sketch book.

this sketch was done in an A4 sketch book, and is a realistic and detailed sketch. I'm looking forward to developing this portrait further to see what more I can produce.