Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial.
I am Leonardo Pereznieto and I'm so glad to see you again.
Today we will draw an armor with a metal effect.
We will start sketching the helmet.
This will be the hole for viewing.
I wonder how they were able to fight with all this weight and hardly seeing.
We continue sketching and putting a little bit more detail.
I'm using a mechanical pencil with a 0.5mm lead
of medium hardness, an HB.
and for the shading I will use one a little bit harder, an H.
The list of materials is in the information below the video.
I just need to correct something and we'll be done with the line.
Okay!
This section of the shoulder needs to be in different parts,
so as to be able to move it.
Ok, we go to the much expected time of the shading,
I'll try to do it of a fairly even texture.
Since it is metal, it should have a good contrast of lights and shadows
but not excessive contrast, because I don't want it to look like chrome.
I want it like dull metal.
Let's do a dark background so that the armor comes forward.
At this point, we can smudge with a stump
and let's rapidly tone the background, so that the lights of the metal look even brighter.
I prefer smudging large areas with a brush and detail with a stump.
And with the eraser we pull some lights, so it really shines.
I'll darken the background a little bit more and give some touches to the metal.
It's ready! I would love to know what do you think about it.
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