Portraits from my photographs

Steven on West Peachtree

Dabo at Publix

Shay at Fat Matt's Rib Shack

Henry at Peachtree and 8th st.

Antone at Ansley Mall

Eloise

Rylan

Lucy

Charlie

Doug

Colored Pencil Portrait

Portraits from Other Photographers' Photos

20x24 graphite, CIRCUS BOY WITH MONKEY, based on Steve McMurry's photograph, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 2005

from a photo by GianStefano Fontana

From Boy With the Red Balloon

from a photo by Frederick W. Glassier

from a photo by Van Leo, 1952, Cairo, Egypt

Kabuki dancer putting on makeup.

Drawing from a photo by Adirek M. 20x24 graphi

Gypsy Patriarch from Pinterest

from a photo by Lee Jeffries

from a photo by Edward S. Curtis

Portrait found on Pinterest

From the photo Untitled By Alicja Brodowicz

Native American from John Horne's Shadows and Light class

Alentejo gypsy from a photo by Pierre Gonnard

from a photo of Julie Manet, daughter of Berthe Morisot and Eugene Manet.

from a photo of Abed, for the Memory Project

Portraits from Live Models

All portraits drawn in John Horne’s Portrait Class at Spruill Art Center

Sketchbook portraits

Blues guitarist Little Freddie King.

Drawing from a photo by Tim Duffy. 9x12 graphite.

Nigerian girl

drawing from photograph "portret von Bo" by Jeannette Zwiers

German Coal Miner from a photo by Michael Bader

from Ben Lowy's portraits of college wrestlers

from David Darcy’s photo of actor Levi Miller

drawing from the photo "En Foret" by Patrick Bourque

from a photo by Alessio Albi

drawing from a photo by Ian Ross Pettigrew

from a photo of a Bangladeshi girl by Mou Aysha

from a photo of Jane Goodall by Diana Quintela

draawing from a photograph by Bethany Hope

from Rodin's statue, Mask of Mme. Rodin

from a statue of a Roman priestess at the Carlos Museum

from a self-portrait of Edouard Boubat

Memory Project Portraits

The Memory Project is an art program that John Horne’s students participate in, in his art classes at Spruill. The international project is an effort to build cultural understanding and kindness by providing handmade, heartfelt portraits as special memories to children in orphanages and in refugee camps all around the world. It is a joy and an honor to be a part of this!