| There are many artists who struggle with
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| | balls. Never let your skin come in
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| drawing a face and having it actually
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| | contact with the paper because your sin
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| look like the person you are drawing.
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| | is made of oil and it will cause great
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| These tips should help you to achieve a
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| | ugliness to appear on your drawing!
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| more realistic outcome and have your
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| | Instead use a piece of paper under your
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| drawings come to life.
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| | drawing hand to help you avoid this. Some
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| The first tip is probably the most
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| | artists use gloves made for drawing as
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| important. When you are drawing, draw
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| | well. Try and hit the shadow hard and
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| from a good source or reference. For
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| | then after you have gone over with a
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| instance make sure that your photo is a
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| | towel erase out some highlights and make
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| really high quality. Make sure that the
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| | the core shadow darker.
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| photo is big and clear, and not a lot of
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| | You can start darkening shadows make sure
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| different lighting sources. Choose a
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| | that you are using your referenc to
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| subject that is interesting to you. If
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| | figure out where these are exactly. You
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| you want, a good idea is to draw
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| | may have to do this several times till
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| something of one of the masters, like
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| | you establish the value you are after.
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| Beugereau. If what you are drawing
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| | Not all of the shadows are going to be
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| doesn't hold an interest for you, you
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| | dark. Never forget where your light
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| won't do as good a job on it, you'll have
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| | sources are coming from. This is
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| less patience, lose interest and never
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| | extremely important. Look for where the
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| finish. But again, make sure that your
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| | shadows are falling in direct relation to
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| reference is high quality because if it's
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| | where the light source is coming from.
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| not, you'll end up with garbage.
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| | Start adding the finer details to your
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| Next, begin your drawing with your
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| | drawing.
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| outline. Different artists use different
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| | Blend in light spots and identify the
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| methods for this. Also, time is a
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| | highlights in your subjects hair. A very
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| consideration, so whether you use a grid
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| | beginner mistake is to draw each and
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| method or do it by eye, make sure you are
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| | every strand of hair. Hair needs to be
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| accurate. Of course, the grid is going to
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| | treated as a mass. Remember this and your
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| be more accurate but time or environment
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| | hair will turn out more realistic than
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| may not allow for this method. Also, as
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| | ever before.
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| you gain more experience you may go by
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| | Once you feel you are done, you are
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| the eye more often as well. Block in and
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| | almost done. What? Well when you are
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| remember that you don't want to add in
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| | working with graphite, it can be
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| the fine details yet. Don't get caught up
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| | extremely messy and you may need to do
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| in working on an eye and all of the
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| | some major clean up of smudges. Use a
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| lighting and shapes of the eye at this
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| | kneaded eraser to lift these.
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| point. Avoid finer detail till later.
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| | Take your time with your drawings and you
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| Then you can start to divide the light
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| | will begin to see that these techniques
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| from the shadows, hitting the core shadow
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| | can be really beneficial. Anyone can
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| outline hard making a distinct value
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| | learn to draw, it takes some patience and
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| difference between light and shadow.
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| | willingness.
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| Then go over it with a towel or cotton
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