
Hi.
Thank you so much for enrolling in this course. I am so glad to have you here with me.
Please find attached the eBooks containing a lot of step-by-step drawing tutorials for you to practice. You will also find the tutorial on the whole face and hair (from Section 1. and Section 2.) so that you can draw the rest of the portrait.
I have attached many helpful resources and pencil sketches.
I suggest starting with the bangs in this section, then drawing the brighter, straight hair from Section 2. and finally to draw the curly hair, which is a bit more complicated. I hope that you will enjoy this course and I would like to see your results soon.
Please don't hesitate to message me if you have any questions and suggestions.
Jasmina
Draw hair from the top of the head toward the highlights, following the illustrated hair-flow direction and varying stroke length left to right to create a forehead highlight.
Draw hair with a six-beat Bentall, pressing hard at the top and easing into longer middle strokes toward the highlight, then lift the pencil tip to fade ends.
Draw hair strokes from the bottom of the banks toward the highlights with a smooth glide, then curve them toward the left and right to reveal highlights.
Draw bottom-to-top hair strokes with 6B and HP pencils, blend with a stump for soft, arched highlights, separate locks, and add flyaways using eraser and sector knife.
Learn to draw straight hair by building highlights from an upper-right light, using varied pencil strokes and pressure to create dark tops, midtones, and blending with the skin.
Learn to render straight hair with blending tissue, build midtones, darken the top, add flyways, and create a cast shadow near the face for a soft, realistic effect.
Practice drawing straight hair by adding flyways and creating highlights with an eraser. Blend with tissue and control pencil pressure to build darker strands between the face and hair.
Jasmine demonstrates the tools for drawing hair, outlining thick, smooth paper, hp lead mechanical pencil, graphite pencils, blending tools, erasers, a white marker, and an insect or knife.
Learn to draw a curly hair lock with a mechanical pencil, using confident strokes, pressure control, highlights, and gradual shading to create soft, shiny hair.
Maintain consistency by placing the basic tone in the same way. Reinforce this approach in part 2 of the basic tone lesson for drawing hair.
Blend highlights with tissue after applying graphite from the shadows, press into the paper fibers to achieve a soft, shiny look and reduce harsh lines, using larger areas for speed.
Build mid-tone texture for hair by layering graphite, blending with tissue, adjusting pressure for dark lines, cast shadows, and highlights to create detailed, varied grey tones in one sitting.
Learn to render hair highlights by adjusting pencil pressure to create a smooth gradient from shadow to highlight, add texture, and form varied clumps for realistic volume.
Explore building up the highlights in hair drawing in part 2, continuing the technique from the previous segment.
Learn to finish hair drawings by blending highlighted areas, adjusting shading for softness and shine, and using erasers and blending tools to create gradual highlights and transitions.
Use a mechanical pencil eraser to sculpt sharp hair edges and create individual hairs with quick, light passes, then apply markers to soften lines and add natural flyways.
In this course, you will learn to draw realistic hair with graphite pencils.
Drawing hair is the most difficult part of the portrait for many people. In this course, I will show you that it can be achieved easily. You will learn how to apply pencils for a realistic, professional result correctly. I will demonstrate for you the techniques of drawing 3 lifelike hairstyles: shiny bangs, straight and curly hair. No matter what your experience level is, you can draw by following these easy, highly detailed step-by-step tutorials.
This course covers only drawing the hair, not the whole portrait. However, you will receive how-to-draw eBooks containing written step-by-step tutorials with pictures on the whole portraits and other subjects so that you can practice, gain experience and learn more and faster.
You'll be equipped with the necessary skills to enable you to create realistic hair.