Commissions Gallery

Please Note:

The drawings on this page were made for orders and are displayed with their owner's authorization. Don't repost them on other sites and don't use them for your own artworks. Thanks.

If you are interested in a personalized drawing commission, you can find all the pertaining information on the "Terms of Service" page.

Clara, October 2017

Thanks to Angélique and Ludovic for allowing the publication of her portrait

style: detailed sketch
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: 15 hours

Candyce, February 2013

10 months old - gift
Thanks to Nelly & Yann for allowing the publication of the drawing.

style: photo realistic
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: about 45 hours

Thanks to Vanessa and David for allowing the publication of his portrait. Nolan is the little brother of Mathéo who you can see below in the gallery

style: detailed sketch
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: 16 hours

Candyce, May-June 2012

2 months old - gift

style: photo realistic
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: about 45 hours

Candyce is my niece and the little sister of Alysson and Lucy that you can see below in the gallery. Thanks to Nelly (my sister) and Yann for allowing the publication of the drawing

Shatha, February 2012

Thanks to Shatha and Ahmad for allowing the publication of the drawing

style: detailed sketch +
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: 17 hours

Christian Kane, November 2010

Thanks to Susanne for allowing the publication of the drawing

style: detailed sketch
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: 19 hours

Family Portrait, August 2010

Thanks to the family for allowing the publication of their portrait

style: detailed sketch
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: 23 hours

Mathéo, June 2010

Thanks to Vanessa and David for allowing the publication of his portrait

style: detailed sketch
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: 14 hours

Mauricette & Jean, May 2010

Thanks to Mauricette and Jean for allowing the publication of the drawing

style: semi realistic
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: 35 hours

This year, Mauricette and Jean, my maternal grandparents, are celebrating their 60th anniversary of marriage. This double-portrait was commissionned by my whole family on this special occasion. It was made from 2 little IDs taken about 35-40 years ago, at the time they met most of their sons-in-law and daughters-in-law and the family started expanding.

Lucy, February 2010

10 months old - gift
Thanks to Nelly & Yann for allowing the publication of the drawing.

style: photo realistic
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: about 45 hours

Emy, October 2009

Thanks to Emy's family for allowing the publication of her portrait

style: detailed sketch
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: 12 hours

Lucy, July 2009

2 months old - gift
Thanks to Nelly & Yann for allowing the publication of the drawing.

style: photo realistic
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: about 50 hours

In Step #3, I scanned the drawing with an unfinished eye to show you an other example of what the step 3 of the tutorial "How to draw an eye" could look like at a better resolution (300dpi) and beside you can see the finished eye at the same resolution. (click to enlarge)

Cerise (Yorkshire), June 2009

Thanks to Gaston and his daughters for allowing the publication of the drawing

style: a little more detailed than semi realistic
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: 35 hours

Sylvia, March 2009

Thanks to Dee for allowing the publication of the drawing

style: semi realistic
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: about 40 hours

Red Dragon, March 2009

Original drawing
Thanks to P. Keridan for allowing the publication of the drawing.

style: realistic
colored pencils on bristol paper
Time to draw: about 40 hours

Turning back time, January 2009

Thanks to Dominique for allowing the publication of the drawing

style: realistic
graphite on watercolor hot pressed paper
Time to draw: 49 hours

The concept of this commission is to draw Dominique the way she could have posed a few years ago, hence the title. To do so, Dominique took a picture posing the way she wanted to appear in the portrait (see below) and I changed her features a little to make her look younger. Then, she chose the clothes, the jewels and the hairdo that she liked in some magazines/shopping catalog that I then used to complete the portrait.