Hello my friends and welcome to another Tuesday of tutorial!
I am Leonardo Pereznieto and today we will draw a woman watching the stars.
We draw a circle, for this we can use anything circular that we can find
and a ruler to make the bottom part flat. As you see we are drawing with white pencil
on black paper.
Now the woman.
This is going to be the head ...
we do the outline...
then the neck, down to the shoulders,
like so,
and her back.
She will be like sitting, relaxing, staring at the stars.
As we are drawing with white, we do it in negative,
that is, we add the lights
not the shades.
Let's draw her arm and shoulder,
and then
the leg will be over here,
with one knee up.
This over here of course is the upper leg
and here we have the lower leg.
The list of materials that I am using, is in the description below the video.
Since she's reclining, a lot of her weight will be on her arms
especially on the left one.
Let's draw her dress
like this...
and then, we add some highlights.
This part will be illuminated by the stars,
she's star bathing.
[Laughter].
And we add a lot of light on her leg.
Ok, very good!
I think we can pretty much work with this.
Now let's give a light tone to all this area, so that it is not completely black
and we should give some light to this edge
of the window...
with some little reflections,
and now let's draw the stars.
I want to have plenty of stars!
the sky full of stars.
After we did some with pencil, we can add many more with a white pigment marker,
this will be a lot more intense.
All right! and let's add more, many more!
because after all the Universe is practically infinite.
By the way, in the comments please let me know what other techniques
or subjects would you like me to go over
with you.
And if you got all the way to this point, I would love to know it.
Please also write me in the comments the ultra secret code:
¨Star gaze¨.
We shouldn't draw all the sky evenly,
some areas will have more stars and some less.
To the bigger ones, we can add a star shape
with the pencil.
Very good!
¡excelente!
it's ready!
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And I will see you, with more art
on Tuesday ;)
Subtitled by Grethel Trejo