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Published: 2012-10-06 18:03:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 656; Favourites: 41; Downloads: 2
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상태군.if you take it anywhere, credit is needed. please, respect my work.
onew belongs to himself.
reference picture belongs to happyvirus1214.net.
[HB,2B,4B,6B,8B]-A4.
2h44m.
sent to onew in 2012.
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Hi there 
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omg, i've been featured along with best of the best artits ever! thank you!
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Onew's cute face 
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i always thought that drawing clothes in portraits is useless, how wrong could i be 
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it's indeed far from useless, the little pieces that show can enhance de quality of your portrait
I still strugle with clothing, I find it more difficult than faces.
But, I'm also trying my best
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yup, head floating in the air isn't that awesome for a portrait concept unfortunately 
hwaiting!
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true... if the head has a kind of sketchy feeling to it, there is no need to be precise
but the more detailed and realistic the head, the more detailed you need to be with the clothing :/
but I also agree that most part is shadowing wrinkles and creases
And I know hair is a time-consuming occupation, I always work in 3 steps, first the basic wavy lines (as many as possible with HB pencil), then filling it up with charcoal powder and a dry brush, then adding dark parts with 6B and charcoal pencil and errasing lighter parts.
Anyways, your method is also working because I love the way you did Onew's hair...
art is more finding your own way that you feel confortable with
hwaiting !
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charcoal powder and brush? i haven't heard of this before - is it easy?
but ereasing highlight is a pain in the neck -_-;
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This is how it looks [link] and with a soft layer of this in the hair it's easier to errase highlights because it removes more easily than graphite so that would solve your problem
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cool, thanks for the link and information, sounds far more easier
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you're welcome
what the tutorials are concerned, I would not know the first thing of how to make one, soo sorry to dissapoint there
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it's alright!
you were helpful enough to share new technique with me!
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^.^ if it could be any help, here you can see the powder and brush I did the facial shadowing with : [link]
I also highlighted the hair movement with it. Now I have to draw the hairlines and then lightly brush over it with this powder.
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Genialne! Szacunek...
Grafitami malujesz na normalnej kartce ?
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dziękuję
grafitami w starym szkicowniku
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czyli jednak dobrze mi ludzie doradzają ze grafitami lepiej niż ołówkami
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mi nikt nie doradzał, ja rysuję bezdrzewnymi ołówkami koh-i-noor progresso, miękkimi 
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właśnie jtr jadę na zakupy po sprzęt na studia, zobaczymy kupie kilka tych bezdrzewnych zobaczymy
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powiem ci, jak to wygląda w teorii:
cieniujesz delikatnie twardym ołówkiem, rozcierasz, potem nakładasz ciemny miękki i znów rozcierasz
a w praktyce - to ci nie pomogę, bo ja staram się unikać takich rzeczy, bo jak widać po mojej galerii - też mi marnie wychodzi i tło dostaje 'pierdolca'
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Dziękuję Ci bardzo jak też się dowiem czegoś przydatnego to sie podzielę
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