Capturing likeness drawing

Just something I knocked up thinking it might be useful. I know its something I used to struggle with This tutorial is about capturing a likeness and pe... Capturing a Likeness

If you struggle with your proportions when drawing, then let me introduce you to the proportional divider. This simple tool can help you instantly be a better artist, but it can’t help you if you don’t know how to use it. Let me show you what it can do for you! 5:38 if you want […] The post Simple Way To Capture Likeness And Do Better Drawings appeared first on PaintingTube.

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Hi my name is Carrie and here on Artist Strong I help artists like you build your skill and develop your unique artist voice. Today I want to talk about mastering likeness in your portraits. We are…

In Adrian Tomine’s New York, strangers in two passing subway cars connect, or next door neighbors bashfully turn away from each other, children gaze wistfully at the cityscape or cautiously at its streets, people are all alone, yet inevitably,…

I'm having a problem with capturing the likeness of a person I'm trying to draw a portrait of, and I was hoping you could point out where I'm making the mistake and how can I improve. Basically, the

WanJin Gim (previously) continues to amaze with his detailed drawings that show the nuanced colors and textures of bare skin. Most often working on kraft paper, Gim uses cross hatching—a technique most commonly associated with ink drawings or prints—with an array of colors to capture hands, arms, feet, and the occasional cat. Though simple inContinue reading "Drawings by WanJin Gim Capture the Nuanced Energy of Seemingly Simple Gestures"