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Realistic Pencil Drawing: How to Drawing a Wet Portrait

Name: Realistic Pencil Drawing: How to Drawing a Wet Portrait
Rating: 4.6 (42 reviews)

Learn How to Draw Realistic Portrait with Conte and Charcoal Pencil. The Secret to Drawing a hyperreal Portrait

Created byHoma Tayefeh, Matin Shafiei, Milad Ahmadi

Last updated 12/2021

English

What you'll learn

Learning how to draw skin textures, wetness on the face, creating water drops
The student will become very familiar with how to create eyes, nose, and face volume in the chiaroscuro technique
The student should be able to perform a textured and wet face with the chiaroscuro technique

Course content

19 sections • 62 lectures • 11h 11m total length

Introduction1:49
Main Picture

Completing the right eyebrow and creating the right volume of the forehead and u11:47
Complete the right eyebrow and create forehead volume by layering pencil, brush, and powder for targeted shading, light spots, and water reflections, while preserving borders and texture.
Creating a shiny texture on the eyelid12:07
Creating light inside the right eye and around the eye12:18
Creating shiny texture right side of forehead14:04
Drawing the inner corner texture of the right eye10:20
Drawing drop of water and completing the texture of the inner corner of the righ9:39
Start creating the linear texture under the right eye12:08
Creating fine lines under the right eye14:51
Creating volume and exposure to the eye texture in the lower right eye13:44
Learn to create fine linear textures under the eyes and drawing the right eyela13:20
Completing eyelashes and fine textures of the right eye8:37
Master the right eye's eyelashes and fine textures by building directional shading, adding varied textures with faders, brushes, and erasers, and refining with patient, iterative edits.

Completing the texture created in the previous step by adding darkness10:00
Layer textures using carbonic pencils, graphite pencils, and erasers to create darkness and light, building borders, shading, and fine details with controlled erasing and subtle highlights.
Creating the subcutaneous of drops of running water on the right side of the fac10:44
Completing running water drops and water gender9:43

Learn how to make a paper funnel and use it to create textures12:31
Create a paper cone tool to texture a portrait. Use it to render skin, makeup, and water textures with fine lines and dots, applying light pressure for subtle shading.
Continue creating the right cheek and lip texture12:35
Completing light and dark textures of cheek13:17
Creating the texture of the inner part of the right cheek with the eraser9:35
Continue to create the texture of the inner part of the right cheek with an el10:43
Lightening of right cheek texture6:03

Drawing the darkness of the tip of the nose with a charcoal pencil10:04
Shading and shaping the volume of the tip of the nose11:08
Shading subcutaneous of the nose blade volume8:40
Completing the darkness of the nose volume with charcoal and a brush9:45
Explore sculpting the nose volume with charcoal and a brush, using powder to build darks, shading, texture, and lights for a realistic pencil portrait.
Creating light to create nasal textures10:00
Creating intense light and subcutaneous of the drops on the nose9:58
Work with an fader to shape water droplets on the nose9:58
Learn to sculpt water droplets on the nose by shaping light and shadow with a fader, creating behind-drop darkness, blending textures, and using varied tools for natural drips.
Completing the texture and drops on the nose11:55

Requirements

Fabriano Eller cardboard 220 grams
Hard and Soft Conte Fabriccastle pencils
Paris Carbonic Conte B2 or B3 Pencil
Flat and piped Cretacolor charcoal
Fader
Etude eraser
Faber dough eraser
Brush eraser
Electronic eraser
Sanding
Small cutter
Rough and flat tip brush in different sizes
Soft small brush
Printed picture of the model with adequate quality

Description

In this course, you’ll learn how to draw realistic portrait with Conte and charcoal pencil from the ground up. The course is supported with over 11 hours of clear content that I walk you through each step of the way.

Here’s what you get with the course:

- To create the model taught in this course, familiarity with the design principles and the basic steps of the chiaroscuro will definitely be useful.

- This training consists of about 11 hours of the instructional video, including each step, which is the minimum time that the student must spend to achieve the desired result in creating the volume of the face and wet skin texture.

- The following training course has been prepared with the aim of teaching how to draw skin textures, wetness on the face, creating water drops. In addition, the student will become very familiar with how to create eyes, nose, and face volume in the chiaroscuro technique.

- In this course, we will teach you how to create eyes, eyebrows, nose, skin textures, wet textures on the skin, and water droplets using Conte pencils, charcoal powder, and a variety of brushes and erasers.

- Students are taught how to create volume first and then model textures and water droplets on the work.

- The student also gets acquainted with the use of different types of erasers in chiaroscuro and how to use them.

- At the end of this course, the student should be able to perform a textured and wet face with the chiaroscuro technique.

What else will you get?

- Personal contact with me, the course tutor

- Lifetime access to course materials

- Understanding of how professional art is created

- This all comes under one convenient easy to use platform. Plus you will get fast, friendly, responsive support on the Udemy Q&A section of the course or direct message.

I will be here for you every step of the way!

So what are you waiting for? Sign up now and change your art world today!

Who this course is for:

This course is suitable for students who have passed the beginner course of chiaroscuro or have a background in other painting techniques
This course is at a level that is suitable for students over 13 years old who can have a correct understanding of volume and texture
All students who are relatively familiar with drawing or who have already taken our sketching course can use the training in this course and be able to improve their artistic level by using more advanced levels of charcoal drawing course.

Realistic Pencil Drawing: How to Drawing a Wet Portrait

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Course content

Introduction2 lectures • 2min

Sketching the right eye3 lectures • 38min

A foundation for eye's textures2 lectures • 18min

Creating volume for the right side of the face1 lecture • 15min

Foundation of the eyebrow1 lecture • 11min

Volume and textures for the right side of the face11 lectures • 2hr 13min

Creating the water droplets and water texture3 lectures • 30min

Completing the textures of the right side of the face and cheek6 lectures • 1hr 5min

Creating the volume and the texture of the nose8 lectures • 1hr 21min

Sketching the left eye4 lectures • 42min

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