Video-Self Portrait with Grid-lines

When working on commissioned portraits I use a very elementary system of grid lines.  I first print out whatever I’m drawing and than box it out with 1″ squares.  If my drawing is a 16″ x 20″ the boxes will be 2″.  This ensures that my proportions are correct (or as correct as I can get them).  I did this video to show the boxes and how I use them.  There are lots of ways of laying out a drawing.  This, for me, is the easiest and fastest way.   The lines disappear on the charcoal paper I usually draw on, so I did this drawing on regular drawing paper with a 3B drawing pencil.  It was a lovely break to get away from the pastel pencils for a few and just draw without blending or worrying about highlights.

Video – How To Draw An Eye – 3/4 View – Toned Paper – Time Lapse – Black And White Pencil

Time lapse video of how to draw a detailed three-quarter (3/4) view eye. Learn how to draw a photo-realistic eye from a professional portrait artist.

Video – How To Draw An Eye – Side View – Toned Paper -Time Lapse – Black And White Pencil

Time lapse video of how to draw a detailed side facing eye. Learn how to draw a photo-realistic eye from a professional portrait artist.

Video – How To Draw An Eye – Front View – Toned Paper – Time Lapse – Black And White Pencil

Time lapse video of how to draw a detailed forward facing eye. Learn how to draw a photo-realistic eye from a professional portrait artist.

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