How to draw a portrait: real time tutorial with full voiceover [PART 3 of 4]

This is a complete mini-course of four real-time videos with full voiceover, showing you the complete process of drawing a realistic female portrait from scratch, with graphite pencils. This video is part 3 of 4.

First, I'll show you how to draw the basic proportions of the face using a simple method. Then I'll cover the basic outlines of the facial features: drawing eyes, eyebrows, nose, mouth/lips, jawline, basic face shape.

Next, I'll show you how to draw the detailed elements of the face. This is where we'll add the details to the eyes, eyelashes, eyebrows, nose, mouth/lips.

Then I'll cover how to shade a face. I'll show you how to achieve a perfect shading effect for skin, as well as how to blend the skin texture for a really realistic effect. We'll also add highlights and texture.

Finally, I'll show you how to draw hair, using a minimalistic, simple approach.

All in all, you'll have a complete guide in how to draw a realistic portrait.

I hope you enjoy it :)

CHAPTERS IN THIS VIDEO:
FINE DETAILS OF SECOND EYE 0:01
EYELASHES OF SECOND EYE 9:42
ADDING DETAILS TO SECOND EYEBROW 11:28
SHADING THE NOSE 15:11
SHADING THE LIPS/MOUTH 27:21

The four videos in this series:
PART 1:    • How to draw a portrait: real time tutorial...  
PART 2:    • How to draw a portrait: real time tutorial...  
PART 3:    • How to draw a portrait: real time tutorial...  
PART 4:    • How to draw a portrait: real time tutorial...  

MY ART EQUIPMENT & FILMING EQUIPMENT/SOFTWARE:
https://www.landomarsh.com/resources

TOOLS USED IN THIS DRAWING:
A3 smooth white bristol board paper
Graphite pencils 2H up to 8B
6B Black aquarelle pencil
HB Mechanical Pencil
Dry paint brush for blending (filbert style)
Blending stumps
Mono zero eraser
Kneadable eraser

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Disclaimer: This video is NOT sponsored by any of the brands or websites mentioned in the video, and all opinions mentioned are my own. Some links provided on my website are affiliate links.

Reference photograph (used with kind permission) by Ana Koshkina.

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