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  • Drawing Sketching Drawings By A 14 Y.O
  • Also , look around for an after school art class? I help run one in brisbane and we have many teenagers who come along who have never painted before.
  • New Drawing Helen K
  • I'm always on the forum, but just looking what everybody's up to and being a bit lazy myself
  • human head
  • With a minimal degree of shifting of one feature or another, all faces are fairly symmetrical. I say minimal degree of shifting of features, meaning not everyone’s eyes are perfectly even across the face laterally, not everyone’s ears are laterally
  • Overview Reference Photo
  • In this last step, I've created the dimple on the right side of her mouth, have added some highlights to her lips then smoothed them out. I also went back and darkened up her eyes a bit more. Then I smoothed everything over again with a ti
  • Female Nude in Charcoal
  • I used the pastel pencil to add a few highlights where needed, but try to go sparingly. White pastel reflects light dependent on the angle of your light source so it is recommended to view your work from several different angles to try and ensure you
  • The Great Falls of the Reichenbach
  • Needless to say, watercolour and pencil are very dissimilar mediums, and so the challenge here was to try and create some of the texture along with the ethereal ambience on a much smaller scale.
  • Pencil Drawing Tips
  • Most of the limited information and techniques briefly outlined here are probably already used - in one form or another - by the majority of people working in pencil. But here are the few very basic drawing tools that I personally work with and tend
  • Horse Drawings
  • Doing horse drawings is similar to drawing humans. Horse's anatomy is similar to humans having the 3 major immovable parts. The head, torso/the rib cage, and the hil/pelvic mass. So it helps if you know some human anatomy so you can analyz
  • Horse Drawings
  • Here is a step by step demo on how to draw flowers, daisies. This is a very quickly done sketch without any lay-ins. Using charcoal pencil as the media. With concentration of values and not so much detals or rendering.
  • Pencil Drawing of a Woman
  • It is important to keep this under-structure pencil drawing very light, as it is only a lay-in that you would not want to show up on the final finished pencil drawing.
  • Rose Pencil Drawings
  • Kept laying in working down the stems and the leaves.adding features on top of the lightly laid in understructure. the artist goes ahead with this part only when he is sure and feels confindent about the solidity of the understructure or the lay-in.B
  • Dog Drawings
  • Then proceeded down from there ,comparing the other areas and features with the a mark, analyzing the differences in distances, value relationships,etc. I have briefly indicated the eyes, the nose, and drew a line to begin indicating the torso of the
  • Drawing Faces
  • Then and only when I felt solid and sure about the understructure or the "lay-in", I began placing the features, such as inserting the eye into the eye socket as shown here in this pencil drawing lay-in, as a sculptor would start inserting an eyeball
  • Head Drawing Tutorial
  • On this head drawing tutorial, the artist emphasizes on thinking 3-dimensionally as if you are rendering a simple sphere or a ball. The artist uses the 3-value procedure. Value #1: the lightest light. Value #2: the middle value. Value #3: the darkest
  • Dragon Drawing
  • Then I placed the other eye, then wet up to placing the horn, comparing everything from that one eye that i started with.Since I had one eye sure and completed, it was easy to locate other areas ,making clean comparison relating to that one eye. Keep
  • Portrait Sketch
  • First, the artist shows how to draw a portrait by lightly sketching in the understructure of a girls face, indicating the facial features, the eyes, nose, etc. The planes of the head are studied and analyzed onto the two-dimensional paper surface. Th
  • Charcoal and Pencil Drawing
  • Great drawings have often been overlooked as the masters were always more recognized for their oil paintings, while the drawings were considered to be only studies or preliminaries for their final projects.
  • 1800s master drawings
  • Portrait of Fedor Shalyapin" 1905 by Valentin Serov. Charcoal and Chalk on Canvas. The Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia
  • Charcoal Drawings of the Masters
  • was a very successful painter during his era. Not many other artists met the caliber of Sargent. He has created over 900 oil paintings as well as over 2,000 watercolor sketches. He was thoroughly trained in the academic fashion and possessed an incom
  • How I Sketch: Part Two, Demonstration
  • I thought it would be helpful to show and describe my own ‘how to sketch’ step by step process, but keep in mind that what works best for each person will vary widely. There are as many ways to create great sketches as there are artists.
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