Draw Realistic Skin Texture With This Simple Trick Using Coloured Pencils
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- Опубликовано: 7 фев 2025
- The most useful technique I've used to create realistic skin texture and highlights in this portrait so far. It speeds up the skin drawing process much more compared to drawing the texture freehand and trying to achieve the same lighting. Learn how to draw this portrait with me, I'll be continuing to release more drawing tips and techniques as this portrait progresses.
I have binged watch your channel all day. 😂 love your crayola clips.
Everything is so simple that it is difficult. Thanks for the explanation!
Nice one 🙋
Wow… this is breathtaking work ❤, God bless you ma’am
This is genius, thanks for sharing! The textures you get are amazing😍
What colors are u using please let us know also are u drawing over pencil
👍amazing
Amazing! Did you use the exacto for under his eyes -or the other littel highlights-, or did you leave them white?
Great! What is your paper?
So beautiful, and helpful also its nice you used a darker skinned person to draw
Great tip! Thank you. Could you please briefly explain the difference in effect b/w water-based, oil-based and wax-based coloured pencils?
Oil-based pencils are generally harder than wax-based pencils. They hold a point longer and are excellent for drawing details. They're not as likely to break while you're drawing or if you drop them. Oil-based pencils don't produce wax bloom because they contain less wax. - Oil-based colored pencils: These pencils use an oil binder to hold the pigments together. The oil binder creates a smooth and rich color application. - Water-based colored pencils: These pencils use water-soluble binders, allowing the pigments to be dissolved and spread using water.
Keep going forward you will get recognition!! Great job!!
Wow!!❤❤
Nice , verryrealistic ❤
wow
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You got a new sub!!! 🎉
What paper you use ???
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What paper are you using?
She literally stated it In the video
@tasmiahkabir1603 so what's the name of the paper
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She didn't really, just said she used high vellum paper. Not the brand. There are many brands, some better than others. GSM 200 and higher too.
What if all I have is prismacolor? Would I still need to get an oil based colored pencil after the four to five layers? Do you think it would still work if all I had was prismacolors?
Prismacolors are great on their own! You don't need an oil based pencil after 4/5 layers. You can layer prismacolors on top of prismacolors and scratch off the top layers just as well.
@@campyarts oh great! Thank you for cleaning that up for me!
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How do you make the outlines please?
I really meant how did you do the skin texture outlines?
Which picture
Which refrence