So eh yeah, for my art class and college portfolio thing, I have to make atleast 3 architecture pieces drawn from realistic things (so from real examples of buildings), and so I used picture references from buildings that my friend took while she was in Chicago visiting colleges 'nd stuff. Each one of these took about 4-7 hours to complete.
One thing I will mention though, perspective is one of my weakest areas, so if you examine the pictures close enough, you will find small mistakes in the perspective and angles.
Oh and just ignore the little labels at the bottom right, that's just something I had to do.
^ "Apartments"
^ "Buildings in Chinatown"
^ "Old Church"
This is also something I finished quite a while back, but it's one of my favorite things i've drawn thus far in art class, and I think the title fits..
^ "Screwed"
I might post some of my other finished work at some point..
It kinda reminds me of Kill Bill because of the strong use of yellow and red. As DJ said, it'd be nice if the body had the same amount of detail as the head does. I don't know though, but my teacher mentioned a while back to me about how experts are able to somehow tell the artist's level of skill not just by the obvious stuff like composition, use of art theories, techniques, bla bla bla, but they can also really see it by the use of brush strokes. O.o;
Who is that though.