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Aragorn Portrait
August 25, 2012
This is a picture that I drew of Vigo Mortenson's character "Aragorn" in the Lord of the Rings movies. It took me 4 hours to do.
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This photo has 8 comments.
LegendKeeper DIAMOND said...
on Sep. 5 2013 at 12:50 pm
awesome job! when I first started watching LotR, we started with Return of the King, and Aragorn became one of my favs too. (I can't believe as a 6 year-old I said LotR was sick!)
MarieAntoinette2014 DIAMOND said...
on Oct. 3 2012 at 10:10 am
Ha! He looks great, but I think he needs a hug... Anyway good job. It looks like he did in the second movie after the ambush on the way to Helm's Deep, when he falls of the cliff.
Great job! I find that portraits are hard to do as well. Capturing the character of the person can be really hard...it's almost like if you missed one wrinkle, it wouldn't look like the person you're trying to draw! You did exceptionally well, though. It totally looks like Aragorn. :)
Looooove it!
Looooove it!
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