Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!
I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will draw a young woman, with some light.
First, we loosely do the sketch.
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Ok!
let's refine the outline of the face
and then draw the eyebrows
it can be something like this, and the eyes.
I mark where the shadow will be,
and we draw the iris, on each eye.
Then the nose
with its shadow.
I will raise the shoulder all the way over here
and the arm,
to the elbow
right here.
All right!
I think this sketch is taking shape.
We should also do the line of the dress.
I´m drawing with the Tutto3 mechanical pencil!
The list of materials that I am using is in the description below the video.
I add a little bit of hair up here, and then I will clean up this line
which is in the area of light, precisely because I will add a little bit later some light
...and I wanted it to be clean.
For now, let's shade.
And I may leave the shape of an earring.
For this drawing I will mainly shade with hatching and cross-hatching.
Let's clean up also this area a little bit,
and shade a little bit more.
This is so fun to do, I love drawing so much!
I make a line to delineate the next shadow,
and then do it.
The shade may be darker in this area close to the light,
and then we do another layer including over that area, to shade the rest of the arm.
As you see I'm drawing on gray toned paper,
and that tone alone will be like a middle tone, for the drawing
so after doing the darker shades,
I will just need to add a little bit of light.
We had some hair...
and fine tune some details.
I add just a little bit of volume, to the back of the head
and clean up some lines.
Ok, good!
Now we're ready to add some light.
I do this first with a yellow.
We add this yellow to the edge, on the right
which is where the light, is coming from.
Not everywhere! I just want some highlights to the arm, the face and forehead, and some touches to the hair.
Then I go over it very lightly with an orange,
a bright orange,
and over that we add white, to make it all lighter and therefore brighter.
Very good!
¡excelente!
it's ready
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Subtitled by Grethel Trejo