Originally created as practice for drawing the human hand interacting with the face, this charcoal self-portrait quickly evolved into the idea of rendering the hand in multiple positions that almost completely obstruct the face, leaving only the right eye peaking out of a sea of fingers.
Materials Used: Charcoal on Bond Paper Dimensions: 18" x 24" Year Created: 2004 Status: In Private Collection
My name is Ben. I'm an illustrator, industrial designer, and inventor that specializes in... making stuff look cool. When I'm not preparing inventive advertising or drafting eccentric products, I find time to restore 1940s industrial equipment.
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