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Hand-Drawn Family and Group Portraits

byArt by NaveenVisit Studio in Dasanapura; Ships across IndiaStarts from4,000 per artworkView full gallery

Bringing your family together in one frame. Even if you do not have a perfect group photo, I can merge your favorite memories into a single, detailed pencil sketch.

This is how a composite portrait begins. I took three separate photos of this family to create a single, unified piece of art. This process allows me to bring everyone together, no matter the original pictures.

A look at the layering process for the 75-hour family portrait. I work on each face individually, ensuring their expressions are captured perfectly before blending them into a seamless group composition.

My studio setup for the large A1 size family portrait. You can see the initial faces taking shape on my drawing board, with the reference photos close by for constant comparison.

The pure, unfiltered reaction of a child seeing his family in a sketch is priceless. He gently touches the portrait, connecting with the memory I helped bring to life.

A mother and son sharing a quiet moment looking at their new family portrait. These are the connections I strive to create with my art.

The unboxing of a mother and son portrait. It’s a special moment when the wrapping paper comes off and the art is revealed for the first time.

The finished mother and son portrait, drawn with graphite and charcoal on A3 size paper. This piece took 27 hours to complete, focusing on their close bond and happy expressions.

A finished portrait of a mother and son, drawn from separate reference photos. This piece shows how I can create a shared moment even if one didn't exist in a single photograph.

Another view of the completed mother and son composite portrait, showcasing the realistic textures and emotional connection.

A work-in-progress shot of the mother and son portrait. Here, I've fully rendered the son's face and am beginning to map out his mother's features beside him.

About Family & Group Portraits

Getting everyone in one photo is almost impossible. I solve this by combining people from separate images into one unified portrait. Whether you have an old photo of a loved one who is no longer with us or just separate shots of your kids, I map out their features to make them look like they were always together in that single moment. It takes time, but it works.

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