Portrait Demonstration in Graphite no 5 (4)
We bring this drawing to a close, finishing up the hair and modeling.
We bring this drawing to a close, finishing up the hair and modeling.
I continue the portrait, refining the rendering as I go.
Tone in crosshatching can be built in a number of ways: pressure, layering, spacing, and combining them with switching between different lead grades.
I begin rendering in continuous shading, covering the face first.
I really like the look of crosshatching. I think it can be very beautiful when done well, and that’s why I’ve pursued attempting to master it.
Here, we begin the fifth of my portrait demonstrations in graphite. I choose a model full view, soft lighting.
We bring the portrait to a close. The hair, the clothes, and final adjustments.
We see refinement to the face’s shading in this session. Finally, things are taking shape, even if we still have a long way to go.
Rendering begins with the blocking stage.
We begin a new portrait with a model who sits at a desk with her attention focused on a computer screen. Light strikes from her right on the far side of the viewer.