EVERYTHING You Need To Draw A Realistic Portrait PART 1

This is the first episode for a new realistic portrait guide - here I go over all the equipment you will need to start drawing
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[@TheLondonForever00]

Now this is what inspiring artists needs to hear, this iw exactly how it should be done. Great video Dan, I look forward to more of these.

[@florianp.6256]

Walter white

[@Patrickkind78]

Looking forward to it

[@Ktpstudio]

I’m excited for this series the original guide is how I found you a few years ago

[@undeadbandit835]

I find these pencils from faber Castell more simillar to coloured pencils than actual pencils

[@morphine000]

I love you white shirt

[@Patrickkind78]

Also it'll be nice to draw somwone that isnt abusive

[@Barry-ti5rc]

Wow I feel blessed I just asked about this after your last video thank you.

[@andreanavarro4948]

Thank you for all that you do, I've been meaning to get better at portraits and wanting to follow your guides on how to draw cars 😊

[@j.s.vismale5576]

Thank you for the recommendation.Great video 👍😁

[@ln7594]

can you make a video on how to render a drawing with different shades of pencil?

[@yashthorat69]

You draw really good

[@clementinelives]

I second this.

[@muminikar5895]

Long time....welcome back again.teacher

[@thebigbashgang3991]

First comment

[@TheUuhhh]

More please!!

[@j.s.vismale5576]

Your drawings are so realistic!! You have great talent 👌🏾❤

[@EpikBulletYT]

Wrong.
Great practice.

[@scott-hr3hd]

Well. I agree with your choice in pencils and erasers but I will add texture of the paper is most important to me. The thickness isn’t as important as much as density. For example Kent paper is likely the smoothest most dense form of paper. It makes drawing fine lines very easy for me to draw clearly while maybe I would want to go for a more a broken line look with much texture so I may go for a Bristol vellum. To put a finer point the color of the paper should reflect the pencil used. Sepia vs black vs cream vs bone white all have qualities that reflect softness and/or colors of pencils or reflect the compositions of the drawings themselves as a composition.

[@pauletteplumadore208]

Thank you Dan