So while I was doing one of my pen walk, this client, Amos and his friend saw the piece, walked up to me and told me they had love to get their pictures drawn as well.

I told them no problem, that I would even make theirs better than the current one am walking on - bearing in mind every new piece gives an artist an opportunity to learn and to get better.

One months, two months gone no sign of them. Well, I thought it was a usual thing cause most clients do show interest at first and later back off for reasons known to them.

However, this very client came back, told me he was layed off in his former job and that's why he hasn't gotten back to me. But fortunately for him, he's got a new one now.

Thereafter, we chatted a little and then came back to the real business. We agreed on a deal and every other thing becomes history.

Sincerely, I have learnt a whole lot from making this piece of art ever since I started working on it. I know I still have a long way to go and a lot to learn; I will keep the dream alive.

Below are my progress shots and steps.

Step 1: After sketching my model, I worked on his hair.

Step 2: Worked on his up left forehead and right eye.

Step 3: Worked on the right forehead and right eye.

Step 4: Worked on his chins, nose and left ear.

Step 5: Completed the lower part of the head.

Step 6: Worked on the neck

Step 7: Finished and ready to be framed

Step : Framed

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