Perry EllisAesthetic Guide for the Dapper Man

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ft. Kirk Chambers

The Process

The second illustration in the Aesthetic Guide for the Dapper Man features Perry Ellis styled on Kirk Chambers of Brothers and Craft.

The second illustration in the Aesthetic Guide for the Dapper Man features Perry Ellis styled on Kirk Chambers of Brothers and Craft.

Truly, a perfect combination...

It began with a few sketches.

It began with a few sketches.

And a few more sketches.

And a choice was made.

A perfect pose.

Then the colors needed to be tested.

Then the colors needed to be tested.

This is where I fell on my face and cried out for mercy.

I cried out to the gods of Art to forgive my miserable attempts at beauty, to allow me to keep going, to give me the strength to create.

Before I was playing in the realm of men. Now it is time to step into the realm of gods.

It began with a few sketches.

The gods smiled.

All of the Under-Drawing is created using a Pentel GraphGear 500 mechanical pencil with .5 hb graphite sticks.

The painting is created using multiple types and sizes of brushes including Daniel Smith, Trekell, Robert Simmons and Starving Artist brushes.

The paints are a mixture of liquid, tube and dry watercolors.

All of the Under-Drawing is created using a Pentel GraphGear 500 mechanical pencil with .5 hb graphite sticks.

The Painting

The second illustration in the Aesthetic Guide for the Dapper Man features Perry Ellis styled on Kirk Chambers of Brothers and Craft.

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