Hi, there is a low chance you will see this but that’s incredible. Your art is fantastic and you inspire me! To all the people hating on this, I doubt they could do any better! This drawing is really realistic and I love it!
It's easy to be a critic while sitting on your ass watching UA-cam! This artist is actually CREATING!! 🥰 I'd love to see everyone who wrote something negative post _their_ attempts at a charcoal portrait! I'd be willing to bet most will be really poorly executed-if at all. 😏🤷🏻♀️ Lol ❤️ I agree with you, I think this artist did fantastic work, and I really wish these jerks would shut up about their negativities and go create something half as good as this!! Cause it's amazing 🥰
Not sure why anyone would give boos to this, you’re doing it, it’s your method and at the end of the day more people are thankful for what you put out there than the non important ones who dislike it - keep going forward strong
I get that a lot of people want to be nice and whatnot but this did not look like the model nor did it have basic anatomy points. I would try to be a bit nicer but it doesn't seem like the artist is accepting of criticism (judging from her replies). -the hair was a whole mess and instead of having that "unfinished look" that she was aiming for it just had a messy look -the ears are usually in line with the nose and eyes - the proportions of the face are off which makes it look like a whole nother person. And guys don't reply with "you can't do any better" because you don't need to be a chef to say that the food is bad. sincerely, A traditional art student
Bleached White, who ever said you were a art critic? Your just a student. She was trying at it looks amazing. And I rlly doubt that you can make it look super perfect like the original picture or model. So back off and stfu nobody needs you to be a fake little art critic.
I agree with you. There are a lot of things she needs to work on to improve, especially the basics. She'll get there someday if she's open to accepting flaws in her work and not try to make excuses for it.
Hmmm, she only make the nose and eyes bigger. The girl looks like a cartoon with those eyes, but the drawing looks good even if dosn t look like the girl in the photo 100%. I like it!
I'll leave the rest and just focus on one point: "the proportions of the face are off which makes it look like a whole nother person" There are two problems with that statement. Most importantly is that the first thing I noticed while watching this video is that she is not drawing entirely in the realistic style. The face looks different because it is stylized, and there is a large difference between style and inaccuracy. The second problem isn't too big of a deal, but your grammer is even worse than mine. Careful not to fail art school. For a certainty your teachers will be much harsher towards you than I am, if they do their jobs that is.
I am using this tutorial to teach my college students how to draw in charcoal during the pandemic closure. I have been a professional artist and educator for 40yrs. Having quality presentations and demos of varies techniques have been crucial to finishing our semester. Yes, it is easier for instructive purposes to have someone talk you through material and thought processes. Yet, use your observations and figure out that she seems to start with soft charcoal (vine) proceeds with charcoal pencils (hard) and when she swaps out the use of a click eraser (plastic eraser that looks like a pen) or a kneaded eraser (soft & pliable). Ms. Bullock has done a wonderful presentation of her charcoal technique and I am grateful that these videos are available for FREE.
I think you should work more on the hair ---------------------- Edit : I didn't mean to offend the artist or anybody, sorry if it came out that way! I just thought it would look better that way. As an amateur artist i love to hear various opinions from all kinds of people. However, everyone has a different style and a different way of expression. The painting looks amazing nonetheless!
not even 2 minutes into the video but... for somebody that just began with drawing and doesn't know anyone in real-life that draws this video is an eye-opener! Thanks Kara, appreciate your work!
regarding the comments stating "it's not 100% accurate" I must say: Nowhere it does state she was trying to draw an exact copy of the model and tbh I don't find copying something 100% accurate to be very appealing.. freedom of expression, that's what it's all about for me. But then... I just started out, so what do I know, mhm? ;-)
I think it's beautiful work. Some people seem to want photographic realism, but I agree with one comment. Then why bother with art. Just snap a picture for an exact rendering of the original. You can save time that way. And yes, it still looks like the girl in the photo. Charcoal does seem like an awfully messy medium, however. I do think some verbal commentary would have helped at different stages of the process to give a general idea what the purpose of that stage was and also what was involved in achieving it.
Why bother with art anymore if AI can do everything for us? Art is filled with passion and emotions. If you put that into art then it is art. People spend hours on works that isn't even photorealistic. Snapping a picture of something isn't going to give that artist the same satisfaction as it does if it was done completely by them.
@@LIIantonioIIL yes I agree with that but I just think that it kinda takes away the beauty of drawing by making it a "photo". I don't wanna hate on em or anything I do appreciate the time they put in it I just wanted to say my opinion about it here :)
@@Ondra_rx7 Why does making something photorealistic take away from the drawing? Even if it looks like a photo it's still a drawing. It's the emotions and hard work put into a piece that makes it art. Art is beauty and it can look like anything.
This method is the one i use in my sketching. well done, thank you for taking the time to post this video. That young lady looks like she is very tired. Then again all teenagers are tired and they sleep a lot.
Wow thats insane.. I feel ur atyle and i did it before... It really works and very comportable To skecth roughly and slowly building thw form... Wow u impress dude... Such rare artist like us... Ur super duper great artist....
thanks for this video. I didn't realize how many layers of shading is necessary to achieve a great half tone. Love this a lot and gives me ideas for techniques in my next drawing.
Idk about other people, but I'm learning techniques. This is really helpful, and as for proportions, they're adjustable 🤷🏽♂️ I'm only here for guides on charcoal 😊
You guys i do agree wth some of the points i mean its not perfect but she is still growing i mean you never stop growing as an artist. So i think its pretty good keep the good work up
Thanks for doing this video, I like it so much because it made me realize how many mistakes I was doing while drawing, I was speechless. I learned a lot with this video and the drawing it’s amazing.
Great job Kara, and you have so much talent. I'm not an artist but recently bought a chalk coal pencil kit and I'm trying to take some UA-cam lessons (pointers) on how to do portrait drawings. You're is my first lesson...you sure do great, thanks!
wow!!!, excellent video. I've been really struggling drawing realistic portraits. I need help. I'm just waking up it's 7:20 here in Charlotte, NC. Good morning!! What an wonderful drawing. I think I'll attempt some more drawings for a couple of hours, with some charcoal. Love your technique by the way.
Does anybody know the girl from the portait? Or the photographer? An amazing photo! Of course I am in love with the art work as well, it's very relaxing to watch
I really enjoyed watching you create all of this with charcoal! It's really easy to make out what some of the main things or pinpoints are, and I do like the differences between your inspiration photo and the piece of work itself, it shows off your skills to use reference a lot! Despite some others saying stuff about how they don't look alike, I really enjoyed watching you create! Drawing is a great way to relax and de-stress, I love it! It has a nice sense of contrast despite using the shades of white to grey alone.
I think you need to spend a bit more time establishing the basic shapes before going into the block in stage. You rushed the proportions early on which I think limited you in how you developed the rest of the face afterwards. Also, really try to see the different values in the hair and look at them as shapes. You missed some key areas which would have helped to make it feel more like hair.
This is very true. I do not like the music sound like she is a master. No, she is not. A lot of room to improve. Especially the hair (That"s a huge piece of cloud hang over there) and connection area of hair and face.
Can someone tell me what she blended with? And what kind of eraser she used? I saw that it looked kind of like a pencil but it was an eraser. Great job btw loved it.
If you google monozero eraser you'll find ones like what she's using, though I'm not sure if that's the exact brand. Kent does precision erasers like that too (they're like a mechanical pencil but instead you have different size eraser sticks you can insert, they're really cool!!). Another good type of precision eraser is a kneadable one, I like those because you can make a very tiny point for very small highlight areas :)
this was a beautiful piece, but there are some things that have room for improvement. erasing for lighter values rather than using white charcoal (until the white-est highlight), and hiding all contour lines with shading to form those hard edges. I'm excited to see what you'll produce in the future :)
This was amazing. I’ve been watching a lot of videos, (starting art in your 50’s is a bit of a challenge), so many use the grid method or light box. Yours is one of the few I’ve watched that showed the actual sketching out and quite accurately in my opinion. Really awesome to watch!
Amazing!!! I don't have erasers for fine details, but I am practicing with graphite and charcoal... it's so beautiful and challenging at the same time. I hope one day I can be like you 😍😍
Hi. I’m taking an art class. I just discovered your channel and thank you so much for the helpful demo!!!I noticed you were using that pointy eraser thing. Can you tell me what its called?
I don’t know if this is what you are talking about, but it may have been a kneaded eraser that you can get at almost any art stores. Hopefully this helped!
This is very good! I'm sorry you're getting alot of criticism, but dont let that stop you from doing art! I think it looks amazing and not everything needs to be " photo realistic" to be good realism art. And art takes time and practice and I think you're doing wonderfully, I also live the techniques you used in this, please keep doing art! ❤❤🍎❤❤❤❤
This is wonderful! I've tinkered around with sketching but would like to broaden my horizons to include portraits. This may already be mentioned, but do you have a list of the types of pencils and erasers used for this?
This is an interesting median. I'm a young artist and I'm finding like a area in art to work with. Initially I thought about colour pencils and realism but this is also interesting. Thank you
So sad to see such hateful people in comments. As an artist I try to draw as close as the reference. Proportions don't matter because if the nose is sideways than you draw it sideways and if the ear is lower than the head you put it lower than the head. It all about making it as real as the picture. When I draw I add everything I see so when I look at the end result I know it is the same. Now sometimes nose or lips can be hard so you change it a bit to look close to the original. I don't believe in art class nor do I believe in art college. I have a style that I use and I'm going to stick with it because it is what I love to do. I think this woman did a phenomenal job on this and i think this look like her plus I love her style. Picasso and Michelangelo have their own style which made them know for their beautiful or weird artwork. Art is supposed to be expressed in a way people feel inspired. Also us as artist have the right to have any style we want and have the right to show it! So if the nose is off or it doesn't fully look like the person who cares because it's your art and you own it! I hope I get this good drawing with charcoal. 🙏💕PS ART IS DIVERSE!!!!
Да англоязычный канал но все равно Работа не закончена!! Ну ребят как бы круто она её не нарисовала над ней ещё работать надо. Взять хотя-бы тень в височной доле, куда она пропала на работе ауу, одежда, фон и т. д. Ну скажите что этот портрет ещё будут дорабатывать плииииз
I love this! It’s amazing to me that you can make art so beautiful with charcoal. Personally, I can’t use charcoal to save my life, but I loved watching you!
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Hi, there is a low chance you will see this but that’s incredible. Your art is fantastic and you inspire me! To all the people hating on this, I doubt they could do any better! This drawing is really realistic and I love it!
Critics are brutal, I think you did great, learned a lot of techniques.
Thanks, Jeff!
Me too
It's easy to be a critic while sitting on your ass watching UA-cam! This artist is actually CREATING!! 🥰
I'd love to see everyone who wrote something negative post _their_ attempts at a charcoal portrait! I'd be willing to bet most will be really poorly executed-if at all. 😏🤷🏻♀️
Lol ❤️ I agree with you, I think this artist did fantastic work, and I really wish these jerks would shut up about their negativities and go create something half as good as this!! Cause it's amazing 🥰
You make me feel like I could just pick up a pencil and make something amazing
Lovely and very soothing to watch your process. ❤❤ from Alaska
Not sure why anyone would give boos to this, you’re doing it, it’s your method and at the end of the day more people are thankful for what you put out there than the non important ones who dislike it - keep going forward strong
I get that a lot of people want to be nice and whatnot but this did not look like the model nor did it have basic anatomy points. I would try to be a bit nicer but it doesn't seem like the artist is accepting of criticism (judging from her replies).
-the hair was a whole mess and instead of having that "unfinished look" that she was aiming for it just had a messy look
-the ears are usually in line with the nose and eyes
- the proportions of the face are off which makes it look like a whole nother person.
And guys don't reply with "you can't do any better" because you don't need to be a chef to say that the food is bad.
sincerely,
A traditional art student
Bleached White, who ever said you were a art critic? Your just a student. She was trying at it looks amazing. And I rlly doubt that you can make it look super perfect like the original picture or model. So back off and stfu nobody needs you to be a fake little art critic.
I agree with you. There are a lot of things she needs to work on to improve, especially the basics. She'll get there someday if she's open to accepting flaws in her work and not try to make excuses for it.
@@madisonhutnik6235 Literally anyone can be a critic, regardless of status. It's not that hard. He's not wrong.
Hmmm, she only make the nose and eyes bigger. The girl looks like a cartoon with those eyes, but the drawing looks good even if dosn t look like the girl in the photo 100%. I like it!
I'll leave the rest and just focus on one point: "the proportions of the face are off which makes it look like a whole nother person"
There are two problems with that statement. Most importantly is that the first thing I noticed while watching this video is that she is not drawing entirely in the realistic style. The face looks different because it is stylized, and there is a large difference between style and inaccuracy. The second problem isn't too big of a deal, but your grammer is even worse than mine. Careful not to fail art school. For a certainty your teachers will be much harsher towards you than I am, if they do their jobs that is.
I am using this tutorial to teach my college students how to draw in charcoal during the pandemic closure. I have been a professional artist and educator for 40yrs. Having quality presentations and demos of varies techniques have been crucial to finishing our semester. Yes, it is easier for instructive purposes to have someone talk you through material and thought processes. Yet, use your observations and figure out that she seems to start with soft charcoal (vine) proceeds with charcoal pencils (hard) and when she swaps out the use of a click eraser (plastic eraser that looks like a pen) or a kneaded eraser (soft & pliable).
Ms. Bullock has done a wonderful presentation of her charcoal technique and I am grateful that these videos are available for FREE.
Mary Lynn, we have other free videos that will be loaded soon, and also free classes on my website! Do check them out! Cheers!! xo
Beautiful portrait . I learned some different techniques watching you ...Thank zyou
it was very nice to watch, and I also draw and it is soooooo difficult to get all the shadings... Very nice!
BUY A TORTILLON I HELPS YOU BLENDING AND EDGES ON THE FEATURES OF THE HUMAN FACE
Its much harder to get the proportions tho
I think you should work more on the hair
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Edit : I didn't mean to offend the artist or anybody, sorry if it came out that way! I just thought it would look better that way. As an amateur artist i love to hear various opinions from all kinds of people. However, everyone has a different style and a different way of expression. The painting looks amazing nonetheless!
Thank you for stopping by! My style is to leave things a bit unfinished, but appreciate your feedback! xo
I’m an artist too and hair is my weakness
IKR
@@KaraBullockArt I love how people call weaknesses "their style". Just goddamn work on it and be proud of your mistakes, own them. Jeez
I think style in your dictionary is you think it is 100% perfect and can’t take tips from others.
this is more like a speedpaint, rather than a tutorial
Yes it is more likelly a watch me Draw tutorial my friend
Agree
You can follow the progress and do it the same.
Thanks for letting us know what title you'd prefer!
Shut up 🤫
wow.. this is amazing!!! congratulations
not even 2 minutes into the video but... for somebody that just began with drawing and doesn't know anyone in real-life that draws this video is an eye-opener!
Thanks Kara, appreciate your work!
regarding the comments stating "it's not 100% accurate" I must say:
Nowhere it does state she was trying to draw an exact copy of the model and tbh I don't find copying something 100% accurate to be very appealing.. freedom of expression, that's what it's all about for me.
But then... I just started out, so what do I know, mhm? ;-)
I think it's beautiful work. Some people seem to want photographic realism, but I agree with one comment. Then why bother with art. Just snap a picture for an exact rendering of the original. You can save time that way. And yes, it still looks like the girl in the photo. Charcoal does seem like an awfully messy medium, however. I do think some verbal commentary would have helped at different stages of the process to give a general idea what the purpose of that stage was and also what was involved in achieving it.
Why bother with art anymore if AI can do everything for us? Art is filled with passion and emotions. If you put that into art then it is art.
People spend hours on works that isn't even photorealistic. Snapping a picture of something isn't going to give that artist the same satisfaction as it does if it was done completely by them.
@@LIIantonioIIL yes I agree with that but I just think that it kinda takes away the beauty of drawing by making it a "photo". I don't wanna hate on em or anything I do appreciate the time they put in it I just wanted to say my opinion about it here :)
@@Ondra_rx7 Why does making something photorealistic take away from the drawing? Even if it looks like a photo it's still a drawing. It's the emotions and hard work put into a piece that makes it art. Art is beauty and it can look like anything.
@@Ondra_rx7 But as you stated with me, I respect your opinion.
@@LIIantonioIIL ye ur right
This method is the one i use in my sketching. well done, thank you for taking the time to post this video. That young lady looks like she is very tired. Then again all teenagers are tired and they sleep a lot.
Stunning, I LOVED everything about this !
Wow thats insane.. I feel ur atyle and i did it before... It really works and very comportable To skecth roughly and slowly building thw form... Wow u impress dude... Such rare artist like us... Ur super duper great artist....
That was amazing to watch!!
Thank you, Patty!!
thanks for this video. I didn't realize how many layers of shading is necessary to achieve a great half tone. Love this a lot and gives me ideas for techniques in my next drawing.
Wow......... Amazing work.This is too much attractive. I enjoyed THIS. Stay sfe stay connect.......... 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
This is beautiful and it helped me so much, thank you!
Awesome!
thank you very much for the support and for this toturial i just wanna ask what's the name of that white pencil
The white pencil is a General's White Charcoal Pencil
Idk about other people, but I'm learning techniques. This is really helpful, and as for proportions, they're adjustable 🤷🏽♂️ I'm only here for guides on charcoal 😊
You guys i do agree wth some of the points i mean its not perfect but she is still growing i mean you never stop growing as an artist. So i think its pretty good keep the good work up
I learned so much with this video! Thank you so much 💓 what's the white being used with?
That was incredible to watch! She is absolutely gorgeous. Thanks foe letting us watch you work.
Thank you so much, Linda! I hope to make more!!
Thanks for doing this video, I like it so much because it made me realize how many mistakes I was doing while drawing, I was speechless. I learned a lot with this video and the drawing it’s amazing.
Amazing work, well done 👍
U dont how much do i het relax watching ur videos🤩🤩🤩
U dont now*
Excellent job! I enjoyed it very much. Thanks for the share
Great job Kara, and you have so much talent. I'm not an artist but recently bought a chalk coal pencil kit and I'm trying to take some UA-cam lessons (pointers) on how to do portrait drawings. You're is my first lesson...you sure do great, thanks!
wow!!!, excellent video. I've been really struggling drawing realistic portraits. I need help. I'm just waking up it's 7:20 here in Charlotte, NC. Good morning!! What an wonderful drawing. I think I'll attempt some more drawings for a couple of hours, with some charcoal. Love your technique by the way.
Very nice😍video... Awesome techniques
😲 wow you are amazing
Great demo Kara!
Wow amazing you are very good at what you do i draw alot but have never used charcoal i am thinking about trying it tho now!
You should definitely use it!
This is very impressive Kara, the portrait is well detailed. I love it and learnt alot too.
Thanks for this video
Does anybody know the girl from the portait? Or the photographer? An amazing photo! Of course I am in love with the art work as well, it's very relaxing to watch
mike toni umm ahem he was just saying that it was an amazing photo. You are sick for thinking that!
@mike toni What part of it's an amazing photo makes someone sick?
@mike toni sounds like you're projecting your own feelings on others... Hmmm
@natweaves
mike toni what is wrong with you idiot
i love it its amaizing it was very beautiful
What paper do you use for charcoal drawings?
Very helpful tutorial. Thank you for sharing your talent
Thanks vallgrl2!
I really enjoyed watching you create all of this with charcoal! It's really easy to make out what some of the main things or pinpoints are, and I do like the differences between your inspiration photo and the piece of work itself, it shows off your skills to use reference a lot!
Despite some others saying stuff about how they don't look alike, I really enjoyed watching you create! Drawing is a great way to relax and de-stress, I love it! It has a nice sense of contrast despite using the shades of white to grey alone.
Thank you so much!!
I think you need to spend a bit more time establishing the basic shapes before going into the block in stage. You rushed the proportions early on which I think limited you in how you developed the rest of the face afterwards. Also, really try to see the different values in the hair and look at them as shapes. You missed some key areas which would have helped to make it feel more like hair.
This is very true. I do not like the music sound like she is a master. No, she is not. A lot of room to improve. Especially the hair (That"s a huge piece of cloud hang over there) and connection area of hair and face.
yang christina she can use whatever music she wants, what's wrong with you!
@@daisies667 lul simp
@Tytyx2 double simp
@Tytyx2 so is simping tbh
that girl is GORGEOUS!!!!!!
Why do some people have no appreciation? They should appreciate the beauty of the drawing. People this days.
It's called constructive criticism, thw artist should be honoured
@@lunnyarts7799 yeah your right
Couldn't be more realistic 😍🤯
Can someone tell me what she blended with? And what kind of eraser she used? I saw that it looked kind of like a pencil but it was an eraser. Great job btw loved it.
If you google monozero eraser you'll find ones like what she's using, though I'm not sure if that's the exact brand. Kent does precision erasers like that too (they're like a mechanical pencil but instead you have different size eraser sticks you can insert, they're really cool!!). Another good type of precision eraser is a kneadable one, I like those because you can make a very tiny point for very small highlight areas :)
Here Be Subtitles. Thank you so much! ❤️
this was a beautiful piece, but there are some things that have room for improvement. erasing for lighter values rather than using white charcoal (until the white-est highlight), and hiding all contour lines with shading to form those hard edges. I'm excited to see what you'll produce in the future :)
Mikaela Ritter true
How didn't I know there was white charcoal 😳
Johanna Schwank it’s not technically charcoal, just chalk. 😂😭
This was amazing. I’ve been watching a lot of videos, (starting art in your 50’s is a bit of a challenge), so many use the grid method or light box. Yours is one of the few I’ve watched that showed the actual sketching out and quite accurately in my opinion. Really awesome to watch!
Wow amazingly beautiful! 😍😍😍
I learned so much from your approach. Please post more videos. Thank you K
Amazing!!! I don't have erasers for fine details, but I am practicing with graphite and charcoal... it's so beautiful and challenging at the same time. I hope one day I can be like you 😍😍
It's a great work! Never stop making a piece.
Such a great charcoal painting. Learned a lot. Thank you. Geat potrait.
very useful video :) I'm trying charcoal for the first times and I was a bit unsure of how to work with it. Loved to see how you do it!
This looks so beautiful
Beautiful work! Thank you so much for sharing your talent. You have inspired me to pick up the charcoal again!
Yay!
Great work of art! Love watching the process from start to finish. Makes me want to pick up my charcoal pencil and star sketching away.
Yay!!
Hi. I’m taking an art class. I just discovered your channel and thank you so much for the helpful demo!!!I noticed you were using that pointy eraser thing. Can you tell me what its called?
Hi Angel! I am so glad you enjoyed it! You can find a complete supply list in the description under the video! xo
I don’t know if this is what you are talking about, but it may have been a kneaded eraser that you can get at almost any art stores. Hopefully this helped!
It is mono eraser
This is very good! I'm sorry you're getting alot of criticism, but dont let that stop you from doing art! I think it looks amazing and not everything needs to be " photo realistic" to be good realism art. And art takes time and practice and I think you're doing wonderfully, I also live the techniques you used in this, please keep doing art! ❤❤🍎❤❤❤❤
WE have different techniques..but i'll give this a shot..thanks for this tutorial
First I thought this was rubbish but after some time , boom ! An masterpiece 😀
My teacher wanted me to watch it sense it’s Quarantine
And I don’t mind this is really good drawing thanks!
You inspire me!! Thank you!
Wow Kara, you did an amazing job! 😊👍🏻💕
I’m grateful for these Drawing in Charcoal videos, I’ve gain a lot of valuable information, thank you very much.
It’s so helpful dear☺👌🖤😍
Most beautyful then photo!!!
nice naman yan keep up the good work man.
Awesomeness Thanks for Sharing! At about 29:75 minutes in you are using a black pan with a cap what is that please❓🥰
nice work
I don't care what other people say. This was AMAZING, you did an awesome job !
Liked and subscribed
How wonderful
What do you use to put the highlight in her eye?
just wow
You did an amazing job at getting those highlights and shadows ver beautiful. Good work!❤️
Thank you!
This is wonderful! I've tinkered around with sketching but would like to broaden my horizons to include portraits. This may already be mentioned, but do you have a list of the types of pencils and erasers used for this?
This is an interesting median. I'm a young artist and I'm finding like a area in art to work with. Initially I thought about colour pencils and realism but this is also interesting. Thank you
So good I love it, now I have a excuse to practice with charcoal
Yes!!
This is a really unique style wow👌👌
Which paper is good for charcoal drawing
Wow love that.. you are so talented
Great tutorial thanks for sharing . What size paper did you use for this one?
very nice.
So sad to see such hateful people in comments. As an artist I try to draw as close as the reference. Proportions don't matter because if the nose is sideways than you draw it sideways and if the ear is lower than the head you put it lower than the head. It all about making it as real as the picture. When I draw I add everything I see so when I look at the end result I know it is the same. Now sometimes nose or lips can be hard so you change it a bit to look close to the original. I don't believe in art class nor do I believe in art college. I have a style that I use and I'm going to stick with it because it is what I love to do. I think this woman did a phenomenal job on this and i think this look like her plus I love her style. Picasso and Michelangelo have their own style which made them know for their beautiful or weird artwork. Art is supposed to be expressed in a way people feel inspired. Also us as artist have the right to have any style we want and have the right to show it! So if the nose is off or it doesn't fully look like the person who cares because it's your art and you own it! I hope I get this good drawing with charcoal. 🙏💕PS ART IS DIVERSE!!!!
Very satisfying to watch. Thanks do much this was a lovely video. It inspires me to become better with charcoal
Appreciate your comments! Thank you! xo
My god! ..super realistic art🤤
May i know what charcoal you used to darkened the hairs?
Can you please tell me what you are using for the white areas above eye on lips etc. Is it a pen or pencil? What brand?
Amazing......
Very good drawing you are so talented
it was not just creative but entertaining as well, i could not move, i waited till i saw all the steps to the end, continue doing that .
Thank you so much Joy!
Awesome video! What was the time commitment for this?
Да англоязычный канал но все равно
Работа не закончена!! Ну ребят как бы круто она её не нарисовала над ней ещё работать надо. Взять хотя-бы тень в височной доле, куда она пропала на работе ауу, одежда, фон и т. д.
Ну скажите что этот портрет ещё будут дорабатывать плииииз
Да тут над одними волосами работы еще куча
Согласна.Хотя я рисую ужасно, но я согласна.
I like your style! Good job! I like the eraser and white pencil you used. I am still learning to draw realistic portraits and still life 😊
You inspire me! Great work!
I love this! It’s amazing to me that you can make art so beautiful with charcoal. Personally, I can’t use charcoal to save my life, but I loved watching you!
Could anyone tell me what she is using to make the light accents? Likes like a pen or something. Thx ❤️
سبحان الله اللي خلق فيك هالموهبه 😪💙
Hey.. I just wanna know how you got the inspiration to draw her? Bc she insanely looks so much like me..
And sooooo much look like me x.x i wanna know her name
This was awesome. Thank you. This is why UA-cam is great! This and fail army.