Draw Better & SAVE Money! Realistic Pencil Portrait Drawing Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- @BMDPortraits Shares this new drawing technique and experiment that guaranties better portrait and might save you lots of money from buying expensive papers, pencil and art materials. Why not try to improvise, in this case trying to make my own paper and surface to draw on. Aside from being a drawing tutorial this video should be seen by all colored pencil portrait artists because maybe you want to try drawing using Pastel Pencils, it is a lot easier, Quicker and more fun. And of course you can easily and cheaply make your own pastel board as demonstrated on this drawing tutorial video.
Your experiment was a success and your pastel painting is very beautiful
Thank you so much 😀
this looks amazing!!!!
Thanks!
Beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊
Wow! Wow! And one big WOW! Super impressive ka talaga po, Kuya...
Salamat!
That’s so amazinggggg😍 thanks for sharing. This is gonna save so much moneyyy
Definitely!!
Thank you very much! Best!
Elena Saveljeva Savrasova
so nice
Thank you! 🙂
Lezz gooo
Amazing 👏👏
Thanks 🔥
Thanks for the idea but If you want cheaper, you can also use illustration boards it worked.
That's a great idea!
@@BMDPortraits With a Gesso ofcourse it works
How po?
@@johnemmanuelrey747 illustration board then lagyan mo ng gesso for good texture
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Thanks!
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Woweerrzzz idol, ano pong pastel pencil gamit niyo hehehe, may link po ba kayo?
Stabilo Carbothello nabili ko sa ArtBar at Gioconda nabili ko sa Deovir SM North
Thanks po, ask ko lang din po yubg sa pag tone po ng gesso, ok lang po ba kahit acrylic gamitin?
@@johnemmanuelrey747 YES po
How many coats of gesso do you use?
15 Dollars (half litre) Monte Marte brand
Thank you for the response. A little confusion on my question about how many coats. When you apply the gesso to the board do you paint it on the board 1 time? Or do you paint the gesso on more than once?
@@edboggs7706 just 1 time, but nice thick layer
Thank you. Your art is phenomenal. I just started drawing 6 months ago and been trying the verdaccio technique since I like how your pastel paintings look. It worked for me once lol. I tend to be heavy handed and really need to go lighter. I really don’t know anything about color theory other than the basics. I’m trying to teach myself when to use cool colors and warm colors and where. I find it fascinating that you can look at a picture and find all the colors. I see some when they really stand out but struggle. That is why I really take interest in watching real artists doing tutorials like yourself. Keep up the great work because us beginners learn a ton from people like you.