Self Portrait Scrunched
David drew this his first year in Rio from a photo someone had taken of him back in the United States.
David drew this his first year in Rio from a photo someone had taken of him back in the United States.
David drew this in his first year in Rio. This is drawn from a photo take of David.
After the passing of Doris’ Aunt Lica, David drew this portrait of the two of them together.
David took a photo of his mom with Luanda and made this drawing. It is very special to David because his mom loved Luanda being that she was a granddaughter with the “de Hilster” name. Now that David’s mom is gone, this drawing is very special to David.
De Hilster, tired of doing realistic pencil drawings, promised his wife Doris to draw her portrait. In 1990, David finally capitulated. This was from a live setting and took about two and a half hours.
De Hilster drawing in Rio de Janeiro in his sketchbook.
De Hilster drew this from a photo he took of Doris, her Mother Dona Nadir, and Luanda.
David de Hilster went to the Natural History Museum in downtown Rio de Janeiro and sketched some statues to practice drawing the human form. The year on the drawing is in error. The actual year was 1987.
This is a quick sketch of the famous electric street car that rides on the archway in downtown Rio.