tailieunhanh - Marilyn Portrait Tutorial

This tutorial is very detailed, and involves a lot of patience. My drawings take a long time, and my greatest skill is not my drawing ability but my patience, as I have told a lot of deviants. By instructing you on how I do everything, I am giving you the opportunity to focus mainly on developing your patience. I've tried to use my own drawings as examples, when I can, and give useful links. Links to shopping websites are only given as an example of what to look for and average price, but not necessarily the best place to. | Marilyn Portrait Tutorial Introduction This tutorial is very detailed and involves a lot of patience. My drawings take a long time and my greatest skill is not my drawing ability but my patience as I have told a lot of deviants. By instructing you on how I do everything I am giving you the opportunity to focus mainly on developing your patience. I ve tried to use my own drawings as examples when I can and give useful links. Links to shopping websites are only given as an example of what to look for and average price but not necessarily the best place to buy. If you have questions about anything please read through it all to save repetition. If you think there s something else I should cover in a tutorial please let me know via comment or note. Contents Equipment Getting Started Outlining Background Hair Skin Eyes and Eyebrows Nose Mouth Diamonds Finishing Touches Equipment Paper - I generally use 1 pads from Hyper Value but I have heard a number of times that Bristol Board is the best. I ve just recently started using it and it is really good. I ve found that I ve had to shade a lot heavier but drawing is much quicker using it. If you do not have access to a good art shop try to find paper that is at least 135gsm and relatively smooth. Pencils - I cannot stress the importance of having high quality pencils. I find Derwent are definitely the best I ve used in particular their Sketching range. I also use Staedler Mars are really black pencils though not coloured pencils which are essential for depth as well as creating effective and dramatic drawings. If you do not create a high enough contrast