Drawing Practice - Draw a portrait in 4 simple steps

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Drawing Practice - Draw a portrait in 4 simple steps

English | 40m | Video: 720p | Project files

In this class, you'll be taken from a blank page to a finished portrait pencil drawing. I'll be using a photo reference for this and breaking the process down into a few simple steps. I want this to be as accessible as possible, and help you to feel more confidence wherever you are on your artistic journey.

This is aimed at anyone who wants to have a go, but mostly beginners who want to build their confidence. Most of all, it's about encouraging you to enjoy drawing! Portraits are great fun and with these steps you can create something amazing from any reference in around 30 mins to 1 hour.

To get the most out of this, I would encourage you to draw along with me using your own photo (or copying mine if you want to). All you need is a pencil and some paper, plus a picture of someone you would like to draw.

Throughout this class we will look at the following

Some basic facial proportions
Creating a light baseline sketch
Placing the main features
Building up details by adding values
Tips and tricks to make your life easier

More info - https://skl.sh/2yYJ0VP

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