can u be so kind as for nextime add the real photo next to the drawing for comparison thanks i like your style and i agree about mixing charcoal and pencils it just gives the drawing a rough look only pencils = smooth look ;) gj man
this was probably one of the most brilliant drawings i have ever seen. i have never had much luck drawing realisticaly but i do draw manga and video game seens very well this was spectacular. i subscribed!!!
@kenobr Hi! It took me bit more than 50 hours of drawing time. I actually only use pencils. However, these pencils (caran d'ache) come in different shades of grey that corresponds to their grade - so the soft pencils are almost black on the outside. That's probably why it looked like charcoal. I've never had much luck mixing pencil and charcoal... though others seem to have found a way to do just that.
what is it that you were using to keep yourself from smudging & stuff -- that sort of.. sheet of glass.. thing? its brilliant, i'd like to try to use one of those when i draw, much better than using blank paper and not being able to see things relative to one another underneath it. --do they sell those things, or should i try to make one? o_o
@dude12345274 If you can say that, then you completely miss the entire point of Photorealism, or Hyper-Realism. You don't even remotely begin to comprehend the art form.
I thought the edge of the glass was actually an elastic band over the piece for measuring proportions then I found out it was glass but now I think the elastic band idea might be usefull for my next canvas piece so thank you for the accidental inspiration lol.
The drawing is outstanding, Im still trying to get my skills down with the portraits.
Anyways nice work and good luck with future works :)
absolutely insane. you have to see the enlarged picture to understand the enormous detail. not only was the drawing itself a work of art, so was this video!
that is so amazing!! I am actually really good with shading, but I always have a hard time with composition and making the portrait actually look like the person. any tips?
Vivaldi = good choice. Everyone likes Vivaldi. And of course the drawing is wonderful. Is there really any money to be made by doing this? Because I do the same thing all the time, but just for the sake for doing it. Can I be making some serious bread off this?
Your amazing! you inspire me! this looks really hard, i lke to sketch too, i hope to one day do a photorealist drawing like you. :] Really good job !!
@supermanuman95 The point of photorealistic drawing is doing what u can do with a simple click on the button of the camera, with our hands. You can do that with your camera, we can do it as well, big deal... but i bet that u cant do that with a pen and a piece of paper.
So, For the 2 guys who "voted up" u guys have no sence of what is art...
@emmanuelsan00 i wasnt trying to be mean or anything i just meant that the amount of detail there is the equivalent to the one you would get with a photo, but if its such a big deal i erase my comment
But I have to say; that glass slider is a genius idea. I can't believe I've never thought of that. Up until now, I've used a second piece of paper to preent smudging. Could you tell me what it's called? I'm starting to work with photorealism, and that looks like it would be insanely useful when getting down to the fine details.
@Jesus1229 Thank you for your interest!! Probably around $3,000. $4,000 if I am not the photographer of the picture. That does include the video... This year is pretty full, though - turn around time would have to be very flexible.
@TheBlackKnight07 Thank you. Really, it's that high because that's how much I value my time and energy. Is it worth that much? Depends on your dispensable income. But for less I rather relax or do something for myself. That's not saying that I will always price that way, but for now, that's it. I get more requests for the glass right now than for my drawing skills LOL - but between drawing and photography, I definitely get more requests than I can handle in the time I have.
@DietkeFowler I'm not trying to be rude, I didn't watch the whole video when I sent that comment. But this picture really is worth that much. Probably even more then that.
@TheBlackKnight07 Thank you again! =) I thought you asked a very legitimate question in a very respectful way. I ask myself the same thing from time to time =) I am thrilled to hear that you feel it is worth that much. I wish I could show the original better.
hey im 13 years old and i can draw this good, ive been drawing for 3 years. people say im talented :D btw listening to music throws me completely off track, how do u manage? :o
I think everything in this drawing is exceptionally realistic excluding that is...the girl in the picture. I don't know what it is exactly, perhaps the proportions but something seems off. However, I really admire the reflection in her eyes. This is still a really great work of art. Kudos to the artist.
I found using a grid is the best method for me to work on getting a photorealistic image, though i'm not as good as this :P It's not as easy and quick as people think to draw like this.
@koghokmung Thank you! Yes, that is a movement from Vivaldi's "Four Seasons". I think it's the third movement in Summer. Check out Nigel Kennedy's version if you have the option. =)
looks like a black n white photo...if i haven't seen this vid i'd think you'd print it out or something, really envious of ur talent ^^ keep up the good work
noo... there are definite differences between the drawing and the photo... it just doesn't appear that way... the photo is close by, but it's not under the paper.
pure tehnick, art is more then some photorealistic drawing! See some paintings from Claude Monet or Manet 2 best impresionistic painters that i like :)
well, 'art' is impossible to define these days. and if you Like impressionists, i can certainly see that photorealistic pencil drawing based on digital photography isn't your cup of tea. But since I took the photo, too, it is more than just technique... that doesn't make it art, but more than just technique, don't you think? though considering cgsbgs's skill with color I'm sure he'd be the first one to agree with you that Monet and Manet are far superior to anything we can do...
but since the camera doesn't really "see" what a person looks like, isn't it a poor choice to do photo derived portraiture? The true artists of the photorealist movement utilized the camera to build compositions out of things that were impractical to draw and paint from life-parked cars, busy cityscapes, reflections etc. The element of neutrality of the unseen world was part of this movement. Isn't alot lost by judging a person's image by what the camera records?
you know, JS, that's some really interesting observations. I've been mulling over them for a while now and probably will do so some more. one thought that comes to mind is that in that case, photographers would take all very much the same photo, and for instance it wouldn't matter if people are photographed by Anton Corbijn or by Annie Leibovitz. But I think there are huge differences in what they show or say about the people in the photos.
So if the question is not the value of using photography for portraits, the question remains if drawing such a photo does then create photorealism. and I think you are right that it doesn't. so then the next interesting question is what a drawing of a photo that looks like a photo falls under. But as i said, i need to think some more about the questions you put down...
Very good! i would love to draw again... but as a mother of a 3 yr old and a 5 month old, i dont get much free time. if i ever did get time to do something like that i might spend it sleeping instead of drawing! LOL. Great work! maybe in 18 years you'll get to watch a timelapse drawing i did... LOL
Thank you very much!! I'll draw just about any general subject I get paid for =) I've done nature and architecture before, too. I'd love to draw a horse, but haven't had the time yet. Portraits are my favorite, though, as I love people.
whoa....and i thought i was good....WOW...i just saw your website n i really want to know: how long did it take you to draw that mans beard??? :P (you-are-amazing, your artwork is "jaw-dropping"..wow) :)
thank you so much, kingmcbrian!!!! the entire drawing of the man's beard took 26h, spread over 3 days and nights and a few more hours after a week or so. kinda crazy, drawing a non-black beard... ;-)
Your hands are a gift. Draw more!! You have the talent.
BTW, I have a couple of questions to trouble you with in regards to your video. What kind of pencils did you use to color the hair and the shoulders. The glass panel you use to protect from smearing, is that your own invention? If it is, please let me know what the white borders are around it. Love to hear from you (and see more of your videos!)
As for pencils, the Cranan D'Ache pencils are fortunately color coded, so you may be able to see some of this in the video: The darker they are, the softer they are. On the shoulders, I would have put down about 10 very light, even layers with a very hard pencil, about 2 with medium pencil, and 5 with various soft pencils. The hair would have been some 9B layers where it was really "safe", an F or B where there was hair and 6B right around that.
most of it is. I start by taking the digital photo, then turn it into a black & white, and print it . In the video, you can see that seconds 13-15 have a light shine from below, which was when I had the photo under the drawing and marked where the high contrast areas are - like her hairline and eyebrows. Around 0:31, you also see a ruler; I was putting down a grid - primarily for the flower area. As soon as I have the main lines down, I erase the grid so it doesn't interfere with the shading.
When there are specific areas that I want to get into the right spot right away, I also use a ruler to measure where they need to go. But as you can see from the time lapse, the vast majority of time is freehand.
can u be so kind as for nextime add the real photo next to the drawing for comparison thanks i like your style and i agree about mixing charcoal and pencils it just gives the drawing a rough look only pencils = smooth look ;) gj man
TheBobimkd123 2 months ago
@TheBobimkd123 Yes, I will do that. thanks for the idea.
DietkeFowler 2 months ago
I could prolly draw this...in a few years lol really nicely done
Stjensen96 3 months ago
wow
Nelev94 3 months ago
DRAW ME NEXT!!!DRAW ME!!! XD
KaylaRoss99 8 months ago
FAKE FAKE!..
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ok ok.. im just jealous
IaxSonOfTheMoon 8 months ago
it's ridiculous...
dzooooo 8 months ago
It's ridiculous...
dzooooo 8 months ago
this was probably one of the most brilliant drawings i have ever seen. i have never had much luck drawing realisticaly but i do draw manga and video game seens very well this was spectacular. i subscribed!!!
FlemNation 9 months ago
Henry plays this song ;D
And great drawing it is amazing.
choklatekool 9 months ago
wow this is incredible!!
rationalbeliefs 10 months ago
Wow, thats awesome, I've done a drawing of Neytiri from avatar and a picture of a rose, check it out :) cheers
JamesMichaelFletcher 10 months ago
i didnt know people take art that seriously and nice music it suits in with the video
MetallicTube 10 months ago
the glass table thing is a super idea!
missmetalflower 10 months ago
wow you are really really talented :D its hard to belive this was all done in pencil O.O its so amazing.
ps this might the first video i have ever seens that has absolutly no dislikes and for good reason this is absolutly fantastic!
sylarandelle4ever 11 months ago
50 hours! And all wearing the same sweater!!! The sweater must be the source of your extraordinary power!
yws1991 11 months ago 4
Two Questions how long did that take you to do and did you only use pencils I thought i saw a charcoal stick
kenobr 11 months ago
@kenobr Hi! It took me bit more than 50 hours of drawing time. I actually only use pencils. However, these pencils (caran d'ache) come in different shades of grey that corresponds to their grade - so the soft pencils are almost black on the outside. That's probably why it looked like charcoal. I've never had much luck mixing pencil and charcoal... though others seem to have found a way to do just that.
DietkeFowler 11 months ago
what is it that you were using to keep yourself from smudging & stuff -- that sort of.. sheet of glass.. thing? its brilliant, i'd like to try to use one of those when i draw, much better than using blank paper and not being able to see things relative to one another underneath it. --do they sell those things, or should i try to make one? o_o
(and, of course, beautiful work.)
CiipherZer0 1 year ago
@CiipherZer0 Thank you! I am getting ready to start selling them - will keep you posted. but the one in this video is hand made.
DietkeFowler 1 year ago
@knightmonx2 the idea is she doesnt rest the side of his hand on the portrait and smudge the graphite.
10000diamondeyes 1 year ago
how much would you say that the supplies and training cost you.
ImSoOffended 1 year ago
Incredible talent, but anyone willing to pay $3,000 to have their portrait done by you has a screw loose...
pyro251086 1 year ago
do you sometimes feek like you wasted time when you realize a photo copier could have did this in a couple second
dude12345274 1 year ago
@dude12345274 If you can say that, then you completely miss the entire point of Photorealism, or Hyper-Realism. You don't even remotely begin to comprehend the art form.
DoctorLawyerWhatever 1 year ago
U would have to be OCD autistic extreemely patient and gifted to draw to do that
Eclipse224466 1 year ago
outstanding
but err i actually dislike drawing that looks too real :)
mstsHD 1 year ago
you use the glass panel to preven t smuging correct?
cause i awlays find my drawing getting all the marks on the sides of the fces and ruining the shading
lackattackt54 1 year ago
very good job you've done there i think i need some more practice
Digitalbolo 1 year ago
nothing special. my printer can do like this. Almost :)
i love it.
bloddysarma 1 year ago
I thought the edge of the glass was actually an elastic band over the piece for measuring proportions then I found out it was glass but now I think the elastic band idea might be usefull for my next canvas piece so thank you for the accidental inspiration lol.
The drawing is outstanding, Im still trying to get my skills down with the portraits.
Anyways nice work and good luck with future works :)
210dd 1 year ago
@210dd no she did use an elastic band,haahahah and then she use the glass
jirasakura 1 year ago
This is epic and complete utter talent in all ways... but that ISN'T worth $4000. im sorry. still good, just not $4000 kind of good.
kmorrisg 1 year ago
@kmorrisg Depends personal taste, A film maker spends thousands on equipment, whereas an art lover would spend $4000 on a piece of art work.
Kmaster02 1 year ago
the pencil looks like it's dancing a ballet on the page :)
rushgoldb 1 year ago
Wow you are a fu-kin human printer... Incredible....
krokigrygg 1 year ago
That is absolutely beautiful! What is the thing you are using to rest your hand on that moves?!
Drawurheart 1 year ago
@Drawurheart it's like a glass shield to keep your hand from smudging the picture while you are drawing the other side of the picture.
rushgoldb 1 year ago
absolutely insane. you have to see the enlarged picture to understand the enormous detail. not only was the drawing itself a work of art, so was this video!
SolidXTactics 1 year ago
@SolidXTactics check rajacenna! the best
jirasakura 1 year ago
that is so amazing!! I am actually really good with shading, but I always have a hard time with composition and making the portrait actually look like the person. any tips?
xoxBrittyBoo 1 year ago
song?
ozzy556 1 year ago
Perfec!
Yhali707 1 year ago
hi can i ask, what is the name of the glass thing u use underneath ur hand?
bluecherrysweet 1 year ago
Vivaldi = good choice. Everyone likes Vivaldi. And of course the drawing is wonderful. Is there really any money to be made by doing this? Because I do the same thing all the time, but just for the sake for doing it. Can I be making some serious bread off this?
StoryNClark 1 year ago
Your amazing! you inspire me! this looks really hard, i lke to sketch too, i hope to one day do a photorealist drawing like you. :] Really good job !!
ItachiSasukeAvenger 1 year ago
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supermanuman95 1 year ago 2
@supermanuman95
Really? That is soo cool that you can do that!! Though, thinking about it... I can, too!! In fact, I not only "can", I "have" done that.
ROFL. Sorry superman, but I couldn't resist.... You definitely made my morning!
DietkeFowler 1 year ago
@DietkeFowler no problemo, but what i meant is that u draw with an amount of detail equivalent to the one of actual photos
supermanuman95 1 year ago
@supermanuman95 The point of photorealistic drawing is doing what u can do with a simple click on the button of the camera, with our hands. You can do that with your camera, we can do it as well, big deal... but i bet that u cant do that with a pen and a piece of paper.
So, For the 2 guys who "voted up" u guys have no sence of what is art...
nicely done DietkeFowler =)
emmanuelsan00 1 year ago
@emmanuelsan00 i wasnt trying to be mean or anything i just meant that the amount of detail there is the equivalent to the one you would get with a photo, but if its such a big deal i erase my comment
supermanuman95 1 year ago
I got an idea! put it in a mueseum and it says: a real photo graph? or a hand drawn?
brawlaventures 1 year ago
That sliding glass thing, what is that and where can I buy one?
drplbiftin 1 year ago
thats a good idea to have a glass cover. Im going to do that next time i draw
TheMackanator 1 year ago
Incredible talent. Thank you for sharing.
chrissis111 1 year ago
That's some spectacular talent you have.
But I have to say; that glass slider is a genius idea. I can't believe I've never thought of that. Up until now, I've used a second piece of paper to preent smudging. Could you tell me what it's called? I'm starting to work with photorealism, and that looks like it would be insanely useful when getting down to the fine details.
darken27 1 year ago
You are extremely talented!
punkroxchick 1 year ago
Tell me!!!!!!
josuedreamin 1 year ago
Amazing! Have you checked out Chuck Close ? He is amazing :O
DrawingsByEhvh 1 year ago
what were u jamming 2?
josuedreamin 1 year ago
how much would you charge to draw a pic like that but of my wife??
Jesus1229 1 year ago
@Jesus1229 Thank you for your interest!! Probably around $3,000. $4,000 if I am not the photographer of the picture. That does include the video... This year is pretty full, though - turn around time would have to be very flexible.
DietkeFowler 1 year ago
@DietkeFowler do u use the dry brush technique for the blending or do u use a blending stump?
bestfirend123 1 year ago
@DietkeFowler Thats pretty expensive why is it that high? BTW your an amazing drawer... Plus do you get alot of requests?
TheBlackKnight07 1 year ago
@TheBlackKnight07 Thank you. Really, it's that high because that's how much I value my time and energy. Is it worth that much? Depends on your dispensable income. But for less I rather relax or do something for myself. That's not saying that I will always price that way, but for now, that's it. I get more requests for the glass right now than for my drawing skills LOL - but between drawing and photography, I definitely get more requests than I can handle in the time I have.
DietkeFowler 1 year ago
@DietkeFowler I'm not trying to be rude, I didn't watch the whole video when I sent that comment. But this picture really is worth that much. Probably even more then that.
TheBlackKnight07 1 year ago
@TheBlackKnight07 Thank you again! =) I thought you asked a very legitimate question in a very respectful way. I ask myself the same thing from time to time =) I am thrilled to hear that you feel it is worth that much. I wish I could show the original better.
DietkeFowler 1 year ago
omg FANTASTIC
PhantomZoner75 1 year ago
i feel so discouraged when i see people draw this good.
akhanian 1 year ago
@akhanian don't be i beat myself up as it is wishing i could draw better just keep drawing and save all your favorites in a binder that's what i do
lolabunny41378 1 year ago
wowo epicly good
666FLiP666 1 year ago
wow!!! very nice!!!! :-)
watch--->juliana moreira,speed drawing
miniwd4 1 year ago
hey im 13 years old and i can draw this good, ive been drawing for 3 years. people say im talented :D btw listening to music throws me completely off track, how do u manage? :o
TimothyLeDancer 1 year ago
Lovely work. I love the idea of the covering glass.
peterfileproductions 1 year ago
I think everything in this drawing is exceptionally realistic excluding that is...the girl in the picture. I don't know what it is exactly, perhaps the proportions but something seems off. However, I really admire the reflection in her eyes. This is still a really great work of art. Kudos to the artist.
Imnotpointless 1 year ago
this is IMPOSSIBLE!
xXBattleloreXx 1 year ago
Absolutely phenomenal...
wolf496 2 years ago
Awesome skills, I wish I could draw like that! You can always draw my portrait~ ;3
Heevii 2 years ago
Good work i like :D
Pein865 2 years ago 8
do u allways use rulers and stuff?
DrawONoff 2 years ago
What I wouldn't do to try to draw as well as this.
I might give up playing lotto every week.
I draw and draw and draw, and it's all disappointing. Keep up the good work.
I love watching these time lapse videos.
InsanityHere 2 years ago
I found using a grid is the best method for me to work on getting a photorealistic image, though i'm not as good as this :P It's not as easy and quick as people think to draw like this.
lisaJay20 2 years ago
i think its incridible to draw something like this for 52 hour..OMG..i wouldn't do that..
btw..what is the background song?
koghokmung 2 years ago
It's the third movement of some vivaldi piece, forgot the name though
DerReisendeGaijin 1 year ago
@koghokmung Thank you! Yes, that is a movement from Vivaldi's "Four Seasons". I think it's the third movement in Summer. Check out Nigel Kennedy's version if you have the option. =)
DietkeFowler 1 year ago
looks like a black n white photo...if i haven't seen this vid i'd think you'd print it out or something, really envious of ur talent ^^ keep up the good work
Wartechie 2 years ago 11
this is awesome
indoguju 2 years ago
I really love the sliding glass thingy, really useful. I need something like that. Great portrait.
Mik3River4 2 years ago
drawing on top of a photo?
Yacoodle 2 years ago
noo... there are definite differences between the drawing and the photo... it just doesn't appear that way... the photo is close by, but it's not under the paper.
DietkeFowler 2 years ago
even if it were underneath u cant see it in such detail
MrTechnicality 2 years ago
Amazing stuff, very beautiful, I do computer based rendering that isn't art like this is but is useful all the same. See: watch?v=mcvitx41YHk
MrCoastalconcepts 2 years ago
pure tehnick, art is more then some photorealistic drawing! See some paintings from Claude Monet or Manet 2 best impresionistic painters that i like :)
zvucnik123 2 years ago
well, 'art' is impossible to define these days. and if you Like impressionists, i can certainly see that photorealistic pencil drawing based on digital photography isn't your cup of tea. But since I took the photo, too, it is more than just technique... that doesn't make it art, but more than just technique, don't you think? though considering cgsbgs's skill with color I'm sure he'd be the first one to agree with you that Monet and Manet are far superior to anything we can do...
DietkeFowler 2 years ago
but since the camera doesn't really "see" what a person looks like, isn't it a poor choice to do photo derived portraiture? The true artists of the photorealist movement utilized the camera to build compositions out of things that were impractical to draw and paint from life-parked cars, busy cityscapes, reflections etc. The element of neutrality of the unseen world was part of this movement. Isn't alot lost by judging a person's image by what the camera records?
-not knocking your skill JS
NotNamedJones 2 years ago
you know, JS, that's some really interesting observations. I've been mulling over them for a while now and probably will do so some more. one thought that comes to mind is that in that case, photographers would take all very much the same photo, and for instance it wouldn't matter if people are photographed by Anton Corbijn or by Annie Leibovitz. But I think there are huge differences in what they show or say about the people in the photos.
DietkeFowler 2 years ago
So if the question is not the value of using photography for portraits, the question remains if drawing such a photo does then create photorealism. and I think you are right that it doesn't. so then the next interesting question is what a drawing of a photo that looks like a photo falls under. But as i said, i need to think some more about the questions you put down...
DietkeFowler 2 years ago
Very awesome. Highly inspirational. REAL art.
cgsbgs 2 years ago
omg i wish i could draw like this ... it's soooooo amazing
silencesistah 2 years ago
nice but your paper is smoll :(
MrN1koloza 2 years ago
Brilliant...absolutely first class...I'm green with envy!
pumppumper 2 years ago
Very good! i would love to draw again... but as a mother of a 3 yr old and a 5 month old, i dont get much free time. if i ever did get time to do something like that i might spend it sleeping instead of drawing! LOL. Great work! maybe in 18 years you'll get to watch a timelapse drawing i did... LOL
mandamill84 2 years ago
Dietke your talent is truly amazing! Do you just do faces?
delger 2 years ago
Thank you very much!! I'll draw just about any general subject I get paid for =) I've done nature and architecture before, too. I'd love to draw a horse, but haven't had the time yet. Portraits are my favorite, though, as I love people.
DietkeFowler 2 years ago
I'm really impressed.
MrThedew 2 years ago
whoa....and i thought i was good....WOW...i just saw your website n i really want to know: how long did it take you to draw that mans beard??? :P (you-are-amazing, your artwork is "jaw-dropping"..wow) :)
kingmcbrian 2 years ago
thank you so much, kingmcbrian!!!! the entire drawing of the man's beard took 26h, spread over 3 days and nights and a few more hours after a week or so. kinda crazy, drawing a non-black beard... ;-)
DietkeFowler 2 years ago
LOL - no, i didn't... It was 52h drawing time over about a 30-day period. =)
DietkeFowler 2 years ago
amazing
furkanmazin 2 years ago
You are amazing! The best drawer I have ever seen!
DestroyAndVoid18 2 years ago
OMG. Amazing!
Can u draw my portrait??
AtomicSuperFluff 2 years ago
absolutely b-e-a-utiful!!
kwilli7685 2 years ago
why didnt u use a totillion for shadeing
antcobra 2 years ago
I think I don't like the soft look they create. ;-)
DietkeFowler 2 years ago
Dietke-
Your hands are a gift. Draw more!! You have the talent.
BTW, I have a couple of questions to trouble you with in regards to your video. What kind of pencils did you use to color the hair and the shoulders. The glass panel you use to protect from smearing, is that your own invention? If it is, please let me know what the white borders are around it. Love to hear from you (and see more of your videos!)
shysterlicious 2 years ago
Thank you very much! I'll definitely draw more...
As for pencils, the Cranan D'Ache pencils are fortunately color coded, so you may be able to see some of this in the video: The darker they are, the softer they are. On the shoulders, I would have put down about 10 very light, even layers with a very hard pencil, about 2 with medium pencil, and 5 with various soft pencils. The hair would have been some 9B layers where it was really "safe", an F or B where there was hair and 6B right around that.
DietkeFowler 2 years ago
i love u in an ur incredibly awesome kind of way
uncooldudethe1 3 years ago
Great Job, Dietke! Truly artistic and precise. I am proud and honored to know you.
I can't wait for the next one, too!
crfowlerutube 3 years ago
is it freehand
mrorange308 3 years ago
most of it is. I start by taking the digital photo, then turn it into a black & white, and print it . In the video, you can see that seconds 13-15 have a light shine from below, which was when I had the photo under the drawing and marked where the high contrast areas are - like her hairline and eyebrows. Around 0:31, you also see a ruler; I was putting down a grid - primarily for the flower area. As soon as I have the main lines down, I erase the grid so it doesn't interfere with the shading.
DietkeFowler 3 years ago
When there are specific areas that I want to get into the right spot right away, I also use a ruler to measure where they need to go. But as you can see from the time lapse, the vast majority of time is freehand.
DietkeFowler 3 years ago
i knew you were talented, but this is beyond fantastic - thanks for sharing!
arotella18 3 years ago
Wow, the time lapse is cool, but what's really impressive is the drawing! So lifelike!
mcmillantroy 3 years ago
Stunning! Can't wait for the next one...
Krahm1 3 years ago
AWESOME!
jabwagner 3 years ago
this is awesome XD
great job!!
FullMetalPiglet 3 years ago