portrait sketches

Drawing hair is not all that difficult but it does take quite a bit of time to make the result to look real and natural. In fact, it usually takes two to three times longer to do the hair than it does to do the rest of the portrait. So, do not get frustrated and know that you will have to spend the time.

Your ability to sketch objects and - a lot more important - living creatures in motion is usually a significant factor for creating vibrant and natural images. The base for drawing men and women in motion is the line of action. That's an imaginary centre line from the body and maps out the overall path of action of the figure. Choosing it right will make the figure extra real. If your character is located it's a direct line from top down, but when the character is moving along it is most often a curve, occasionally an s-shape. Keep it uncomplicated, when the line of action gets into way to many directions it will not simply look unrealistic yet may also be very perplexing for your viewer since it will be difficult to discover what's actually happening in the pic.

There is more than one technique to draw lifelike portraits from photographs. You can use a grid or you can simply look very carefully. Here I will demonstrate how to make portraits from photos that are quite realistic. We will use the lattice method. Maybe it is easier to learn how to draw realistic portraits with the grid technique, because it is more likely that you will start by drawing the face with correct proportions.. Long before some geniuses invented photography in the 1800s, artists have been using this method.. This is because the grid method is one of the best ways to create an accurate drawing.

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