Best Portrait Drawing Techniques
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- Welcome to our ultimate guide on the best drawing techniques for artists of all levels! 🎨 Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your skills, this video covers essential methods that will elevate your drawing game. From mastering the use of basic charcoal pencils, erasers, and blending tools, to understanding light and shadow to exploring advanced shading techniques and texture creation, to achieve superb realism; we've got you covered in this full tutorial. In this video, you'll learn: Basic Shapes & Proportions: The building blocks of any great drawing. Shading & Lighting: How to bring your drawings to life with depth and realism. Texture Techniques: Add detail and dimension with these tips. Description of different drawing materials, from pencils, erasers to even brushes for blending! Capture the likeness of your subjects by using the Plumb and Level Technique. Don't forget to grab your sketchbook and follow along! ✏️ 👉 Subscribe to our channel for more art tips, tutorials, and inspiration every week. Hit the notification bell so you never miss an update! Happy drawing! ✍️
I hope you enjoy this video and I want to know which techniques you find most useful in your own drawings and why! Please share in your comments. Happy drawing!
Thanks, Marta; great video and beautiful portrait. I think the model would be quite happy even had it been a commissioned portrait---you made her look younger. Wonderful.
@@michealbohmer2871 , thank you for your kind comment Michael. That keeps me going!
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She is a classic beauty and great actor. Very striking and beautiful portrait.
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Bravo brilliant. She's beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing and inspiring us
@@robbieslater1951 , I appreciate it! Thank you so much!
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All I could say is perfect ❤️
@@sorpichnita4391 , thank you so much. 😊
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Thank you Marta ! I watched this entire video closely and was marveling again and again how this portrait started as powdered charcoal dropped onto paper. You do wonderful work ! This video reinforces the importance of tonal values and composition in a great way. Compared to the reference photo your portrait looks much more hopeful and up-lifting. As if the girl in the reference photo had gone through a healing. Lovely. Best Wishes - John ( I subscribed ! )
@@basicsforbaroqueimprovisation , Wow! What a beautiful sentiment. I am so glad that you enjoyed it and the observation you had was insightful. We put ourselves into every thing we do and this is why every artists work is different. Art should inspire . Thank you so much for subscribing John!
Just wonderful to watch you work and see the immediate results. Your process demystifies the whole drawing sequence and I'm less intimidated after watching you create this fabulous portrait. Thank you so much!
@@lindamacgregor8039 , thank you so much for the thoughtful comment. I’m so glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful!
Thank you so much! You are an amazing artist and a great teacher. Much love to you.
@@DGI300 Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment. I do appreciate it and sending much love to you back!
I enjoy your commentary plus your approach working from the outside in that makes a lot of sense and when you don’t know where to start, you have to have a good beginning like that. Thank you for the video. It was really informative.
@@christianbond1561 , thank you so much! I am glad you found the video informative!
Such beautiful work! I've started my "art journey" two weeks ago. I have absolutely 0 experience but still hope to become as experienced as you are! Thank you for sharing your work
@@SecretRiverArt , I am so glad you started! You are at the best stage, the stage of excitement. Keep going and remember that the process is far more important than the outcome. You must fall in love with the process.
Me too!! Trying to teach myself 😩
@@martacrawfordfineart Thank you for your kind words! I would love to hear about your experience when you first started your journey as an artist and also what you focused on as a student
thanks. i preferred the first version. she appeared to step out of the 19th century. the latter version seems more modern.
@@passage2enBleu , yes. You are correct; there’s beauty in stopping at the beginning stages when there’s more mystery. I’ll make some videos like that; stopping before the drawing is refined.
I love it. Amazing ❤
@@ernestolapena3289 , thank you so much 🙂
amazing talent - thanks for sharing
@@brendalazellestephenson2319 , thank you so much Brenda!
Simply gorgeous and so inspiring! Thank you SO much! Much love from Norway
@@emmari0601 , thank you, I appreciate it!
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@@SaharNateghiArt , I am so glad it helps you; thank you!
Wowww 🥰🥰Very beautiful and stunning, the process of drawing using charcoal is truly extraordinary 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you!
Good work 🎉 well done 👍🏽 18:07
@@MayaDrawingArt , thank you so much!
Drawing is prettier than the original.
@@yardsaleuw3075 , thank you!
I really needed this video. Thank you very much👏👏
@@ArtByBraga , thank you so much. I am so glad it helped you! That’s what is all about.
Thank you... its great great work.
@@quintusquesz5610 , thank you!
Good work
@@FlakoBarrios , thank you!
I love this, really amazing..m
@@gigiandrea9524 , thank you so much!
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Au secours!!!
Ok. This is beautiful but the measurements are off. She reduced the size of her forehead, width of her face, length of her jaw and size of her eyes just to mention a few things that prevents her lovely drawing from actually resembling the model. She made her face too small. The drawing looks more like a younger girl vs a gorgeous young woman. Still very lovely but not to her likeness. Also, her mouth is wider than in the drawing. The whole volume of the head is too narrow.
Remember that this is not an exact copy of a photo. I mentioned that. I took artistic license. I do t see the point on making her look exactly like the photo: it will take far too long as a starter, plus for that, there’s photography. Since it’s not a commission. Also, the perspective is different because of the camera.
@@martacrawfordfineart The way you drew it makes it look like you were going for likeness. On second thought, I just read your description beneath the demo again. It clearly implies you are going for likeness and are showing methods to achieve such.
music too loud.
@@jimreynolds5967 , thank you for the input. I will take notice for next time!. Other than that, did you extract any value from the video? There were only two music pieces here. The rest was talk.
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