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Chillin’ Tiger Coloured Pencil Drawing

Posted by Remrov on March 23, 2018
Posted in: Animal, animal drawing, art, Coloured pencil drawing, tiger drawing. Tagged: animal, art, coloured pencil, Coloured pencil drawing, drawing, fluffy, realistic drawing, realistic tiger drawing, remrov, remrov's artwork, tiger. 23 Comments

I just finished a new coloured pencil drawing of a tiger again. A big close up of his chilling’ face. I love drawing these beautiful coloured tigers with their fluffy fur. The most challenging part I find the short hairs on the nose. This is what always takes me the longest as well. Echo was a great help during my drawing process. He often sits on my free had while I’m working. The drawing took me about 60 hours in total. The original drawing is listed for sale and limited edition prints are also available. 

 

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Tiger Cub Coloured Pencil Drawing

Posted by Remrov on February 19, 2018
Posted in: animal drawing, art, artwork, Coloured pencil drawing, tiger, tiger drawing. Tagged: animal drawing, animals, art, baby animal, Coloured pencil drawing, cute, drawing, fluffy, photorealism, photorealistic drawing, realistic drawing, realistic tiger drawing, tiger, tiger cub, tiger cub drawing, wildlife, wildlife art. 23 Comments

I just finished a new coloured pencil drawing, of a tiger cub. I had a lot of fun with it, and so did Echo, my little feathered drawing companion who’s sitting on my shoulder. This drawing didn’t take so many hours because it’s a bit smaller than I usually make my drawings. I love making drawings in colour. I always use Faber Castell Polychromos coloured pencils and they are awesome. The original drawing is for sale and soon limited edition prints will be available as well. Have a look at my website Remrov’s Artwork in the meantime. My next drawing will be a tiger again 🙂

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Coloured Pencil Drawing of a Lion

Posted by Remrov on February 16, 2018
Posted in: Africa, Animal, animal drawing, artwork, coloured pencil, Coloured pencil drawing, Uncategorized. Tagged: animals, art, coloured pencil, drawing, life, Lion, photorealistic drawing, realistic drawing, remrov, remrov's artwork, wildlife. 15 Comments

Here’s my finished coloured pencil drawing of a lion. I call him Noble King. A lot of hours went into this fellow, but I had a lot of fun with it. I love to focus on all the tiny little details. I’m quite happy with the result as well.

The original is listed for sale, and instead of selling an unlimited amount of prints and products of it on Fine Art America, I decided to sell high quality limited edition prints of it. Have a look on my website Remrov’s Artwork.

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Boycott To Siri With Love

Posted by Remrov on February 15, 2018
Posted in: autism, video, Videos about autism, YouTube Channel. Tagged: autism, autistic, Book about autism, Boycott To Siri With Love, BoycottToSiri, Harper Collins, Judith Newman, remrov, video, videos, YouTube. 1 Comment

I just published a new video in which I talk about the horrible, anti-autistic and ableist book To Siri With Love, written by Judith Newman. The book was published by Harper Collins and it shouldn’t have been. In the book the writer Judith Newman talks about her autistic son Gus in the most mocking way. She has absolutely no respect for her son’s privacy, and she even wants to have the power of attorney to decide for him to have a vasectomy after he turns 18, so that he will never be a father.

Happy Holidays and a Wonderful New Year

Posted by Remrov on December 22, 2017
Posted in: autism, Christmas, educational videos about autism, holidays, video, YouTube Channel. Tagged: 2018, autism, autism and Christmas, autism and holidays, autistic, happy holidays, happy new year, merry Christmas, remrov, wonderful new year. 3 Comments

Happy holidays and a wonderful new year.

In this special holiday video I wish everybody happy holidays and a wonderful new year. I show you around in my neighbourhood and give advice on how to make the holidays nice for autistic people as well.

You can support my Youtube channel by becoming a Patron on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/remrovsautism

The best Drawing Materials According to Remrov

Posted by Remrov on November 27, 2017
Posted in: animal drawing, art, artwork, drawing, drawing materials. Tagged: amazing pencil drawings, art, Artwork, Autistic pencil Artist, charcoal pencils, coloured pencils, drawing, drawing pencils, pencils, remrov, remrov's artwork, the best coloured pencils, the best drawing materials, the best drawing pencils. 3 Comments

Many people ask me what kind of pencils I use for my drawings, and what kind of coloured pencils and paper. So I made a selection of all kind of materials which I always use and which I find the best, and I posted this on my website Remrov’s Artwork

Over the years I have tried a lot of different brands of drawing materials and I found out that there is quite a lot of difference. Some pencil break more easily for example, and some coloured pencil brands are just more vibrant than others.

The drawing down below is one of my first. I did this one completely with graphite pencils of the brand Steadtler.

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This drawing down here, my bearded dragon drawing, I did with coloured pencils from the brand Faber Castell Polychromos. The colours are very vibrant and they are quite soft and easy to work with. The pencils are a bit thinker though than other pencil so make sure you get a special Faber Castell pencil sharpener as well. You can find this on my website.

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And down here you see my cockatoo drawing. The cockatoo itself I did with graphite mostly, but the darkest parts and the dark background I did with charcoal pencils. Graphite pencils are great and I use them all the time, but when you make something too dark with graphite pencils it starts to shine, so for the darker parts you need charcoal pencil instead.

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Have a look at the selection I made. It will save you a lot of time and money since I have already gone through the whole process of finding the right brand and materials.

“Never Give Up’ Calligraphy Drawing

Posted by Remrov on October 26, 2017
Posted in: art, bird, Calligraphy, drawing, Hand writing. Tagged: art, bird, Calligraphy, detailed, dove, Hand writing, master penman, Never Give Up, precise, realistic, remrov, scroll. 7 Comments

I made something totally different for a change. Not long ago I saw a video of master penman Jake Weidmann. There are actually 12 master penmen all over the world. They are all masters at handwriting and calligraphy. After watching the video I was very inspired to try something with calligraphy myself, because many people tell me that my handwriting looks so neat. This is the result. It’s 18 x 24 inch. The words ‘Never Give Up’ mean a lot to me. No matter how difficult things get, you should Never Give Up!

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International Award in Visual Arts

Posted by Remrov on October 4, 2017
Posted in: artwork, Autism & Art, Award, drawing, pencil drawing. Tagged: art, art award, autism award, autistic artist, Award, happy, INAP award, inspiration, international, photorealistic pencil drawings, remrov, visual arts award. 4 Comments

In April this year I received the great news that I was nominated as an official nominee to receive an INAP (International Naturally Autistic People) award. The INAP celebrates the talents of autistic people and the awards ceremony would take place in Vancouver during the 8th Annual World Autism Festival from September 28th to October 4th. I was a nominee in the category of visual arts representing Canada.

On Sunday night October 1st, very early in the morning, I flew to Vancouver to attend the awards ceremony. I couldn’t attend the World Autism Festival the whole week, because that was just too expensive. The awards ceremony started at 4pm with a meet and greet, red carpet media coverage, and interviews. I met amazing people from Taiwan, the Philippines, Japan and many other countries. It was amazing. At 6pm the awards ceremony itself began. There were many performances of artists who were also official nominees. The awards were divided into a few different categories — visual arts, performing arts, excellence in technology and great work done by individuals and organizations for the autistic community. I won the the third prize in the category of visual arts. The second prize went to an artist from the Philippines and the first to an artist from Taiwan.

It was an amazing experience and I hope to be there again next year.

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Autistic Artist Remrov Official Nominee INAP Awards Representing Canada

Posted by Remrov on May 17, 2017
Posted in: animal drawing, art, artwork, Uncategorized. Tagged: ANCA, art, autism, autistic, autistic artist, autistic savant, Awards, INAP Awards, inspiration, Official Nominee INAP Awards, pencil drawings, remrov, Remrov Official Nominee INAP Awards, remrov's artwork, Remrov's World of Autism, Vancouver, video, World Autism Festival. 4 Comments

I received the great news that I have been selected as official nominee for the prestigious 2017 INAP AWARDS (International Naturally Autistic People AWARDS) on the world stage at the 8th annual ANCA World Autism Festival.

The INAP Awards celebrate the talents and abilities of autistic people and the great work done by individuals and organizations supporting our autistic community.

I am a Nominee in the Category of Visual Arts representing Canada.

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I specialize in photorealistic pencil drawings of everything I find interesting, mostly animals. I always donate part of the proceeds of my drawings to good causes that help animals. With my drawings I raise the awareness that autistic people have gifts and talents, and that it’s important to keep focussing on our strengths instead of our weaknesses.

Besides being an artist, I also devote time to raising awareness and understanding about autism. My Remrov’s World of Autism videos are seen and appreciated all over the world. My presentations about autism and my consulting work help autistic people and their families, caregivers, and teachers as they come for advice on every aspect of their lives.

I recieve a lot of positive feedback about my videos, presentations, and consultations. This encourages me to keep on doing what I’m doing. My goal is to continue making the lives of other autistic people and their families easier, and to keep building a bridge between the autistic and neurotypical worlds. And I want to keep being a voice for non-verbal autistic people.

The awards ceremony will take place in Vancouver during the 8th anual World Autism Festival, from September 28th to October 4th 2017, and will include many workshops and presentations.

I help a lot of people for free because many people can’t afford to pay me. I love to help people like this, but it means that my own budget is very limited. Attending the awards gala and the World Autism Festival is very expensive. I do really wish to go, as it will be a great opportunity for me to raise more awareness and touch more lives. At this event, I can continue my work on a more global level and help more people.

It will mean a lot to me to be able to go. It’s a huge step forward in my journey and my goal — to keep making my drawings and helping animals in the process, and to keep raising awareness and understanding about autism, and to keep on helping other autistic people and their families.

Who wants to support me?

Click here to support ‘Get Remrov to World Autism Festival

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Pencil Drawing of Benedict Cumberbatch

Posted by Remrov on March 2, 2017
Posted in: Benedict Cumberbatch, fanart, pencil drawing, photorealism, Uncategorized. Tagged: amazing pencil drawing, Benedict Cumberbatch, Benedict Cumberbatch Pencil drawing, Cumberbatch, Cumberbatch pencil drawing, drawing, pencil drawing, pencil portrait, photorealistic pencil drawing, realistic drawing, remrov, remrov's artwork, Sherlock. 4 Comments

The last few weeks I have been working on a pencil portrait of Benedict Cumberbatch. It was quite a while ago since I drew a portrait of a person, so I decided to draw Cumberbatch as Sherlock. I love the BBC’s Sherlock TV series. I’m not selling prints of this drawing, because I don’t own the copyright of the photo I’ve been using as a reference. Some day I hope to give this drawing to Benedict Cumberbatch himself.

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