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HOW TO SHADE/BLEND REALISTIC SKIN (NO TIMELAPSE)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2017
- Patiently building skin tones and adding detail.
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Some of us are born with this talent but don’t have this much patience. Love this video ✨✨ so peaceful & very talented 🙏🏽
This is so me😂
Wow I need this kind of patience 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
indeed u are awesome may the good God bless ur talent... Afoakwa watching from Dubai
I see that we have A lot of jealous heightens, that wish they could draw like you, l think it takes a good Artist to know A good Artist , thank you so much for idea,
Your drawing looks better than a picture! =D
You're an awesome artist!!
You got some patience my man! Incredible!
It is amazing and surprising detailed work.....Thank you so much for sharing this video
You inspire me to become a better artist! Amazing!
damn patience of a hundred man
Amazingly real! You deserve 1M subs!
the award of patience goes to u man!!!
In that case a million patience to be boiled i salute you man...
You really split your drawings into steps , and I like that
Thanks alot J.A am indeed inspired as an artist
This is insane! Not only the drawing and technique but your dedication and patience as well! very inspiring!
This is a fascinating tutorial. It would be helpful if you would list your materials when you post these.
Thank you for sharing your techniques with us.
I never knew it was so simple. Still really hard, but simple. way easier than i expected thank you. You have a new sub.
Bro, that's amazing, I can't believe how real it looks
Simply stunning work. Bravo!
Awesome work, love those General's Pencils! Keep it up...
Ohh wao thank u alot for uploading this video
Spectacular😱well done❤
from PH
Wonderful, thanks for sharing your work.
I would have watched all of it...just amazing
How very beautiful. Impressive talent.
Hey mahn... Where on the earth do you guys that much dedication and patience... I take time for outlines but, when it comes to shading I will be in a hurry to finish it... Hats off to your skill and the dedication 👏
You are just tooo peaceful in art..i love your art and the background music is perfectly adds emotions to the portrait
LOVELY process, this really helped me understand he technique for hyper realistic art. :)
So inspiring. Beautiful work!
Wow wow woww😍😍😍
Incredible! You are the absolute best! So realistic. A perfectionist at work. Fantastic bro
I like the patience in blending and addition of details. Thanks for this
Absolutely beautiful , thanks for sharing , that really helped me a lot.
Beautifully done. I admire your patience almost as much as your extraordinary talent. Thank you so much for sharing, it's meaningful on multiple levels. God bless you.
Hey Jeff, you're a true inspiration. Thank you for renewing my passion for portraiture.
Awesome Jeffery!! Thanks!! This is very helpful!!!
I love this! It's totally amazing.. so realistic..
I do drawings too and I would love to see how you do the hair for African men.
I been watching this video at least 15 times
Great work, keep up the spirit
Your videos help us a lot man. We honestly appreciate them.
Absolutely incredible! Breathtaking!
Beautiful work ... I love the technique you are using ❤ thanx for sharing.
Thank you for providing such an exquisite and beautiful experience. Really inspired and taught me ways to reach there!!!
I love patience you have skills which no one you do it you own way. The back ground music was amaizing. i love this vedio❤
Amazing art🔥🔥
Would love also a tutorial on Afro hair
just love the work and talent within their hands
God bless your hands 😢
I will never have the patience to draw in such amazing details
stunning technique , your drawing are incredible ... thanks for this video !!!
what an amazing art.. awesome..
You are great artist my dear. Very patient and dedicated in your drawings. That is what it takes to paint a great portrait. A lot of patience and working on details. I admire your work. Thank you for sharing this video. I have enjoyed it very much. It has also taught me to be more patient with my art. Great job!
Es asombroso !!! los detalles que obtienes con la goma maleable, felicitaciones te admiro. gracias por compartir este video.
Great work! a true inspiration to up and coming artists.
Nice shading
The Best portrait for ever it's very proffesionel
Make it 1080p ! It's easier to see and understand those details but thank you anyway... it helps so much 🙏🏼🙏🏼😍
sure thing mate..not easy recording with a shitty camera lol
Excellent video, what a precision, thanks a lot !!!
Thanks for sharing ☺️
جميل اوى 😍😍
ماشاء الله
That little part took a 16 minutes? two million holy sh*t. I salute you! Awesome work, Mate! How'd do the light on the forehead?
What two million??
Too good
Amazing
A skilled master. #masterpieces
Great job bro. I understood this one the more as it is not a timelapse work.
Nice drawings
Incredible!
this is so awesome
Damn! this is creating human.
Wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww. Sooooooooooooooooooooo wonderful work
amazing skill
Please please upload a vdo on realistic bald or headline of this drawing
Amazing, thanks man !!
awesome!!!!
Amazing dude !
Thank you so much for this!! Can you show how to do this using pencils without using the powder? (charcoal pencil and graphite pencil)
OMG i just watched a human being made!
Awesome as Usual. Welcome back Bro.... Bless our SOUL.....And Please What Paper do you Use.Thanks
Jeffrey, You are such an inspiration, thank you very much. You are really helping me a great deal in improving upon my talent. Please could you tell me the dark pencil you used for the hair??? and the after spray you use to make your work lasting???
i use general's charcoal for the hair...and i use acrylex matt fixative for finishing
Awesome !!!:)
Hello sir, brilliant work! Could you tell me how did you use graphite powder? Did you get the liquid directly or prepare the mix yourself with water? Thanks.
So square by square...i will try this
It's fascinating watching you draw! I aspire to draw like that too. I'm wondering, do you use any burnishing tools for human hair? I've seen some people using burnishing tools for animal hair/fur. Obviously you didn't use a burnishing tool on his hair, but have you on other pieces? Again, great video and thank you for sharing with us!
Great
Beautiful work!! Just awesome!! Thanks. New subscriber
can you please make a list of art marterial that use for drawing what pencils do you use
amazing
WOW!!!
FIRST RULES THERE NO RULES OF DRAWS
Which is the best A3 size paper for detailed hyper-realistic drawing?
Truly amazing work! Thanks for sharing it and your techniques. It helps me to learn a lot from you, though I could never be half as good. I do have one question...what is that piece of wood looking object to the right of your drawing and what is it doing there? Is it serving a purpose? I had to ask though I probably missed something, in which case I apologize.
Debra McNeely my guess is it's a piece of wood that keeps your hand off the paper.
A Maul Stick. Google it if you have questions.
I have questions. Why squares? How can the paper com through with the eraser after so much graphite and charcoal was used? How can charcoal get on top of graphite?
dear great artist currently i would like to know what kind of marterial do you use like type of pencils pyte of drawing peper
deserve more likes
My question is, after using the graphite powder for the first layer, why do you use charcoal pencil over it instead of Charcoal powder. And also would suggest using just charcoal powder for everything ?
Hi bro is there a certain type o paper you have to use in order to get skin texture
How much time in total did you spend for drawing this portrait?
Minimum 2-3week
No over a month for sure
Wow. How did you make the hair?
How do u get the graphite on the qtip?
Is this really how patient we need to be for these ?
How did you draw the light reflection on the forehead
William Woha I’m guessing he just went lighter on his use of the charcoal powder and Q-tip
and also, maybe using again the kneaded eraser.
I think at forehead he just leave some part for the shine
William Woha kneaded and mono zero eraser