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Hyperrealistic Photorealistic Drawing Tutorial | drawing of face part 2 | Rixcandoit
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2018
- Hyperrealistic Photorealistic Drawing Tutorial video part 2 taken from 2 Live Drawing Sessions. This video is in time-lapse with text narration on some parts to tell you what pencils were used.
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I’m late to the party, but thank you for showing your technique to blend HB pencil with a Qtip,, I’ll definitely give it a try! PS haven’t been sketching for years but you inspired me to give it another go,, thanks!
You make this look so easy!
If RixCanDoIt, so can YOU! 😃
Fentastic ❤️👌❤️👌
Thanks 🤗
He's turning out wonderfully. Thank you Rix. Sorry to have missed this all live but I have been quite ill.
Sorry to hear you haven't been feeling well. Get well soon!
Beautiful!! Between parts 1 and 2, you skipped over how you did the whites of the eyes and waterline. Can you explain how you did that? That’s the part I was really anxious to see.
As you know, the whites of the eyes aren't really white. So I simply used a light graphite pencil and paper blender.
Yes was intrigued how the white of the eye was achieved! It would have been good to how you achieved this Rix!
@@jameslocke3406 He just explained how he did it...
Yes please, was thinking the same thing. Its really important to see how you went from a half finished eye to an awsome part of the face being completed. YOU CUT OUT TOO MUCH. Thankyou.
@@redpillthinking6043 true, but very simplified. Telling and showing are 2 very different things.
Very good
Thanks
Hi Rix! The materials I asked u for are ,what paper do u use? What grades of Charcoal Pencil d u use? What grades of graphite Pencils do u use? Any info would be appreciated! Keep the video’s coming! Awesome work!👍
I use Bristol smooth paper usually. Occasionally, Arche's Hotpress watercolor paper (smooth side). All grades of charcoal pencils, 4h to 12b in graphite pencils. I'm not fixated on just certain grades. I pick up what I think I need, test, and use if works.
RixCanDoit I didn’t know there was 12b graphite, and is it really shiny in the light
Nice rixx
Great demo’s Rix! Could you please give a list of all your materials you use please? Thanks in advance!👍
I would if I had a list. Unfortunately, I don't. And I can't remember what all I use on any given piece. Was there something in the video you were unable to identify?
I was following the exact steps from part 1..and suddenly there is an entire part missing in the continuation of part 1..and I'm stuck
I would recommend that you follow one of my COMPLETE series drawing tutorials. Look at the Playlist of my channel and you should find complete multi-video series there.
I found the condenced videos of this drawing..and I am almost done! Would love to send it to you tomorrow if possible... @@RixCanDoit
I am an artist but I don't know which printer should I use
Use one that provides a decent photo printout with all the tonal levels. Lots of inexpensive inkjets out there.
Wow, faith is not just how amazing artwork really is that you do not have the answer.
What does that mean?
I mean your video is very good. Your drawing is also very good and the way to teach you is also great. You really are a true artist.
I like the way to teach you very well and it makes a lot of sense. Your teaching method is very good.You are my favorite painter
Sorry for sort words You do not understand, now I will explain to you in full words. Sooooooooooooooooo sorry sir really so sorry for short words
Thanks. Pencil artist, not painter. Painters use paint. :-)
Nice video. I love watching your long videos they seem to be the most helpful for teaching us how to do certain stuff. What kind of pencil do you use to shade the bottom inner eyelid? I have problems with shading that area in my pictures
I would use a very light graphite pencil or in this case just use a paper blending stub that has only a little charcoal or graphite left on it.
Wow, faith is not just how amazing artwork really is that you do not have the answer.
Could you please list recommendations for materials please, pens, pencils, paper etc etc
Wowww... really inspiring!! Can you tell me what are you using for erasing the charcoal pencil lines (10.20).. ?
The kneaded eraser?
@@RixCanDoit Thank you so much! It would be really nice if you could list down all your tools in the description box or on screen while you are using it..It would be really helpful for amateur people like me who have no idea about the different tools that can be used to get that hyperrealistic effect.
@@Sneha-og9kr YESSS PLEASE!!!!
Do you know because you use graphite and charcoal, I’ve recently done a leopard in graphite and charcoal unintentionally, I accidentally started off using graphite and now there’s a shiny part on my drawing, does yours do that in lighting and are you bothered ? x
No, if you apply the graphite with a light hand and only darken by adding layers and moving up the shade value. You can avoid shine by not pressing too hard. And if you still end up with shine you can spray with workable fixativ when done or just place drawing under glass (framed).
RixCanDoit oh really does the fixative mess with the charcoal or anything and what fixatives would you recommend thankyou 💜
Would've liked to see the finished piece
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So lovely! Please what paper do you use?
Bristol Smooth or Arches Hot Press watercolor.
Which charcoal pencil are you used
Hi Rix. What type and brand of paper did you use for this drawing?
I use Bristol Smooth paper.
RixCanDoit thank you and it is a great drawing.
Paper?
Bristol smooth side.
What card do you use?
What card?
@@RixCanDoit paper
@@salvatoremongellis3024 Bristol Smooth usually.
@@RixCanDoit thank