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Heather Rooney’s Photorealistic drawings with colored pencils

Heather Rooney, Photo: Private

Heather Rooney: After the first portrait I drew in my high school art class, I became captivated with the challenge of photorealistic drawing and the meticulous attention to detail that is required. The labor-intensive commitment to photorealism caused me to feel driven to continue improving my technique. In college, I spent a majority of my free time drawing portraits with colored pencil. Being in the age of growing social media platforms, I decided to share my lengthy process online through time-lapse videos. I began drawing and filming portraits of people that a broad audience would be familiar with, including celebrities, athletes, and public figures. To my surprise, my work began to attract a large audience, with videos surpassing 1 million views. Along with my studies as an art student, I continued doing this throughout my college career. This generated a large global audience for my work, with over 1 million subscribers.

I received my B.A. in Studio Art at Emmanuel College, in the vibrant city of Boston, Massachusetts.

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Drawing by Heather Rooney

Wonder Woman

Drawing by Heather Rooney
Drawing by Heather Rooney

Rey from Star Wars

Drawing by Heather Rooney

Robin Williams

Drawing by Heather Rooney

David Bowie

Drawing by Heather Rooney

The Puppy

Drawing by Heather Rooney

Alan Rickman

Drawing by Heather Rooney

Adel

Drawing by Heather Rooney

Ellen DeGeneres

Drawing by Heather Rooney

Johnny Depp,  Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

Drawing by Heather Rooney

Ron Weasley

Drawing by Heather Rooney

Harry Potter

Drawing by Heather Rooney

The Lion

Drawing by Heather Rooney

The Cub

Drawing by Heather Rooney

Lionel Messi

Drawing by Heather Rooney

Rihanna

Drawing by Heather Rooney

Star Wars

Drawing by Heather Rooney

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