Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!
I am Leonardo Pereznieto, and today we will use the Tutto3 mechanical pencil
to do a simple and easy drawing of a young beautiful woman.
Let's begin with the top of the head and then the hairline,
then we come down to identify the width of the face, more or less,
we make a guideline in the middle,
establish the bottom,
and then we do the features
starting with the eyebrows, the eyes, nose and mouth.
With a shadow for the upper lip,
and just a little indication of the lower one,
then the chin.
If interested in faces I invite you to watch my tutorial
¨How to draw a head from any angle.¨
I know this jaw is a little bit crooked I'll fix it in a little bit
but let's draw the upper body first...
we began with the shoulder and upper arm,
then a rough hand,
and we keep going down to the waist
and hips.
The belly button will be about here.
I invite you to follow my Instagram account
@artistleonardo if you would like to see my new drawings, paintings and sculptures
as I update that place much earlier than even my website [laughter].
Ok good! now we begin shading.
I'm using right now the 0.5-millimeter lead
with a medium softness
which is an HB.
And in regards to the image I'm basing this drawing on an image, a photo,
that I found in a website called 123rf.com
in which I was able to purchase the rights to do this
and in case you are interested, I will leave you the link in the description under the video.
I will also list all the materials that I am using,
in this project.
In this case I am adding soft shadows first
and then I'll come back and reinforce some of them.
I not always use this approach, sometimes I push it from the beginning.
Good! now I will switch to a softer lead, precisely to reinforce some of the shadows.
This lead is a 0.7 millimeter, 2B.
Very good!
If you got all the way to this point in the video, I would love to know it!
Please write me in the comments the super secret code:
¨A passion for drawing¨.
And we switch back to a medium lead, for the medium tones.
This time I gave you the code a little bit earlier
just to check if some students, are not skipping all the way to the end to find it [laughter].
I'm just evening out a little bit some tones
and maybe we should define the hand a little bit better...
this is so enjoyable, I love drawing so much!
We give it the last touches and it's ready!
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on Tuesday ;)
Subtitled by Grethel Trejo