Russian Artist Fuyu-no drew all of the likenesses you see on this page.
I really like the style with which these portraits were drawn. They are a little of a divination from our usual output, but no less beautiful.
The different mediums used by the artist help immeasurably to showcase what a difference a pen, a pencil, a marker and a crayon can make on the look and feel of a sketch and a portrait in this case.
Variation in colours also makes an appearance. Some of them are never actually seen on a person's face/skin. I bet that if you have looked at the images before I mentioned this, your brain did not flag it as strange occurrence.
Even though you still recognise these faces as human, you have to admit that these alien skin colours add to the interest the piece receives from you. Add that to the wonderful feeling the detailing of the expressions and they culminate in this wonderful visual experience.
There are many examples of what I discussed in the previous paragraph. Just look at drawing number four for just an instance.
The one that I have to put at the top of all of the rest has to be, with no argument or close second, the last drawing on the page. The smiling face brightens up the drawing and might even transfer that joy to your mind, with a smile appearing on your own face. Check to see if it's there...
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