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Bjork Homogenicube - Graphite pencil drawing

Bjork Homogenicube - Graphite pencil drawing
Artist:
Matthew Taylor
Medium:
Pencil
Date:
9 December 1999

Comments by the artist

This was drawn from my imagination. It was inspired from Bjork's album Homogenic.

See a larger version of Bjork Homogenicube (Pencil illustration) on my new website.

35 Portraits

Click the thumbnail images below to view the full size Portrait:

  • Man with white beard - Graphite pencil drawing
  • Simple portrait of a girl - Charcoal drawing
  • Girl with short hair - Charcoal drawing
  • Girl with curly hair - Charcoal drawing
  • Nice female portrait - Charcoal drawing
  • Portrait with curls - Charcoal drawing
  • Hair with flowers - Watercolour painting
  • Girl with dark hair - Chalk drawing
  • Old man - Chalk drawing
  • Male Portrait - Charcoal drawing
  • Asian girl portrait - Charcoal drawing
  • Crystal watercolour - Watercolour painting
  • Female portrait - Charcoal drawing
  • Bernadette - Charcoal drawing
  • Angela reading (detail) - Charcoal drawing
  • Angela reading - Charcoal drawing
  • Man's profile - Charcoal drawing
  • Self Portrait - Charcoal drawing
  • Teu Dream - Watercolour painting
  • Crystal Glow - Vector artwork
  • Bjork Makeup - Graphite pencil drawing
  • Crystal - Vector artwork
  • Crystal girl - Graphite pencil drawing
  • Bjork Homogenicube - Graphite pencil drawing
  • 3D Crystal - Flash Animation
  • Bjork Venus as a Boy - Felt tip pen drawing
  • Bjork It's Oh So Quiet - Vector artwork
  • Mr E - Felt tip pen drawing
  • Bjork Hair Notes - Photoshop artwork
  • Kirstine as Bachelorette - Photoshop artwork
  • Lyndal the Flower Girl - Vector artwork
  • Crystal Circle - Vector artwork
  • Bjork Sperm - Vector artwork
  • Angela - Felt tip pen drawing
  • Angela hair - Felt tip pen drawing

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