The most (hyper) realistic pencil drawings I worked on in 2020 - Silvie Mahdal Drawings Compilation

I spent most of the quarantine working on my little drawing projects and it helped me to not only work on my drawing abilities, but also and more importantly to find my calm and new perspectives and new meanings of my work. That's something I haven't realized so strongly before. I guess it just takes some time to get to a certain point in progress. I spent more than 2000 hours drawing last year approximately. I wish it would be more, but I draw as much as I can. Of course, it does not include all parts of the process, it's an observation and that's a huge part of it. Drawing has become a desire, but also my job. I have a great urge to create, but I also try to find some balance between working and taking breaks in order to take a better control and better care of my physical and mental health. In 2020 I spent a lot of time in solitude, thinking about my work and the meaning, some kind of impact I wanted to have. Even though we were isolated at our homes, we were still able to create new connections, at least in here. And that's why I'm grateful for the internet at this moment. I love finding that it's all about us, what attitude we have regarding a certain aspect being considered as good or bad. Thank you for your support, for being part of this community. You have always kind words to say and I truly appreciate it. So I wish you all the best in the new year. Let this year be the year of learning, exploring our limitations and discovering our true potential. So I hope you'll enjoy this little compilation of my drawings I worked on last year.