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I would need to see it finished first but probably the highlights
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I Leave that on Ali and Larry, I’m too premature to criticize that. First Class.
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Hi Spooky
Your proportions look very good. I would suggest you go back to your reference drawing and examine the strong pencil values displayed. Listen to every word Ali says in the tutorial, and try co copy every pencil stroke he makes. It is all there, you just have to listen closely and watch intently . Happy drawing!😊
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Hi Spooky 😊
Good question, you’ve got a nice base here and proportions look solid.
Main things to fix:
First, values. Your darks are not deep enough yet. Push the darker areas more, especially around the eye, nose shadow, and under the lips. Second, transitions. Some areas look patchy. Try smoother blending so the skin feels softer.
Third, highlights. Keep them cleaner and more controlled. Right now they feel a bit scattered.
You’re close. Focus on contrast and smooth layering and this will improve a lot 👍🎨2-
@alihaiderrehman hi i am very new to all this but hopfully will post some drawings soon .i have a question where do i get the grathite owder from as i want to do the cillian murthy drawing thanks. so sorry about the spelling perhaps need a english lesson to lol
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@rickiebirt Hi Rickie 😊 No worries at all, and your English is absolutely fine 😄 You can easily make graphite powder yourself using any graphite pencil. Simply take the pencil grade you want, such as 2B, 4B, or 8B, and rub it on a scraper or a piece of sandpaper. Collect the powder in a small jar or container, and it will be ready to use. So if the lesson calls for a specific graphite powder grade, just use that same pencil to create your own powder. Very simple and much cheaper than buying it separately 👍🎨
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Add more dark values i would say
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I am too new as well but the eye portion is looking good.
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