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Hand-Drawn Charcoal and Pencil Portraits

byMridulProjects in Bengaluru; Ships across IndiaStarts from250 per sq ftView full gallery

I turn your favorite photos into meaningful charcoal and pencil portraits. Whether it is for a birthday, anniversary, or just to celebrate someone special, I capture the expressions that matter most.

A close-up of a commissioned charcoal portrait, capturing a friend's joyful expression. These sketches are a wonderful way to celebrate the people in your life.

A close-up of a commissioned charcoal portrait, capturing a friend's joyful expression. These sketches are a wonderful way to celebrate the people in your life.

This commissioned charcoal portrait shows my style of blending realism with a touch of caricature to emphasize a warm and friendly smile.

This commissioned charcoal portrait shows my style of blending realism with a touch of caricature to emphasize a warm and friendly smile.

An example of a framed charcoal portrait. The right frame complements the artwork, turning a beautiful sketch into a timeless piece of decor for your home.

A custom couple's portrait done in charcoal. I enjoy creating pieces that celebrate relationships, capturing the bond between friends who become family.

A charcoal pencil sketch focusing on capturing a subject's direct and soulful gaze. I use fine lines and soft shading to bring a sense of depth and realism to the portrait.

A quick portrait sketch in my workbook. Even my practice pieces are about finding the character in a face, using a simple pencil to create something with life.

Another charcoal study from my sketchbook. I focused on capturing a thoughtful, candid moment, using deep shadows to create contrast and emotion.

This pencil sketch of a young girl was about capturing innocence and wonder. I find that drawing children requires a delicate touch to get the soft features just right.

About Charcoal & Pencil Portraits

I work directly from your reference photos to ensure the likeness is spot on. For these portraits, I use high-grade compressed charcoal and acid-free 200 GSM paper, which gives the drawing a deep, rich texture that lasts. You will see a draft before I seal the final piece, so you know exactly what is coming your way.

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