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Hi, I put this one together a while back, it shows the stages of how I draw a portrait....mind you I'm not to great at writing what I do but I gave it a good try.Take care and I hope it's a little bit of help.
~Linda
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God has blessed you with wonderful talent :3 Thank you for sharing this tutorial! ^^ I usually draw Kpop stars and Korean actors/actresses, so I don't usually have to work with lighter hair, but there have been times when I wanted to draw blonde hair and couldn't quite figure out how to give it depth and layers but still give the impression of light hair color, so this is really helpful!
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thank you! I was always wondering how to achieve that smooth effect on skin. Now I know, so all I have to do is practice
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great job, thanks. Maybe you could add a portrait tutorial without the blending technique...
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maybe the tutorial should have more steps....
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Very beautifull and thank you for the tips!
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wow, you're fantastic!!!!!!!!
I wish I could draw like you!!!!!!!!!!
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That's very helpful. Thank You so much for tutorials ! You're the best
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This is a very good tutorial. Its been years since I've done any penciled portraits and this is very helpful~
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that's amazing!!! I'm working on gettting better at my pencil drawings....! wow...urs is cooL!
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wow *_*
thatΒ΄s beautiful...*makes me want to try this* xD
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This tutorial really helps. One thing i have learned is that for each drawing style ( anime, fantasy, tattoos...ect) there is a seperate mind set you need to be in for each. I couldn't figure out the mindset for realistic but this helps sooooo much. I don't draw people often so i'm not all that good but thanks to your tips its definatly made a differance.
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Great tutorial, will really help me work on my hair-drawing skills, which should indeed get some work.
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I fav this one...coz it could help me! lol
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my tutorial for drawing a pic.
1. draw it with a number two pencil on computer paper
2. fight the scanner
3. post it on DA.
Lol great job.
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beautiful process~
she really came to life~
and you make it look so easy ^^~
now if we all had as much talent as you the world would be filled with wonders~
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Your work is simply amazing. I hope to one day be as great as you, so I'm trying my hardest from the start. I'm only 17 so I have a lot of learning to do, and just looking at your style and portraits and especially this tutorial has given me many valuable tips that I am trying to implement in a new portrait I am working on. Every little bit of practice counts, so I'll never stop drawing, and I love every minute of it. Thanks for giving me even more inspiration and showing how unbelievable some works can really be.
-David.
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Thanks for making this for us your very nice to help and we appreciate it very much!! *bear hugs*
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yah it should help me a looooot
thanks a loooot so nice you . ..
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Very nice, and looks helpful to me 
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You make it seem so simple.
No way in hell I could pull that off.
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Thank you for the tutorial. I never thought of tissues before. I need to find an art store for a variety of pencils...
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You have no idea how helpful this tutorial was! Thank you! Very nice job!
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Fantastic tutorial
It gave me a few tips how should I draw a portrait, and anyway, how to make an art realistic
Hmmm
But with fantasy creatures, it is a little bit nasty
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You are such a kind hearted person for making this tutorial Thank you so much I have learned so much from it, Thank you
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this is amazing, must try something like that some day
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Thank you for that wonderful tutorial. Next time I do a portrait I'll take all your pointers into account. And you know, this picture without all the words would make a really neat series.
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Hey this is an exellent picture, and your drawing style is very similar to that of my own so in that regard I like it also.
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Fascinating. I enjoyed studying this mini-tutorial. I'm lazy - just go straight in with a 6B pencil, but of course I don't get anything like such a 'finished' and professional result.
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Sorry, I don't speak english very well but I'm french (Paris) so i have an excuse ^^
I just tell you, it's really interesting, we see very well your progress but i want to know how do you do the back of your other drawings (like Jonny Depp, etc...)?
hum... it's so splendid i'm jealous ^^
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Hmm, I thought I would have seen this before, but I really dunno if I did. Thanks, I'll try to think about more of the things you said in this when I'm doing my portraits. I'm learning lots and improving too!
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nice tips, i'll see into that. i am a portrait fan and never satisfied with the ones i draw
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thank you for this...this will help me kick start things a bit!!
nice work!!
youre a natural teacher!!
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Another fantastic tutorial. I can't tell you how valuable things like this are. Thank you.
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I thnk the "simple outline" is so much for me
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I see similarities and differences in how we work, pretty cool.
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Great tutorial.
I'm going to try this out.
I've never tried using a tissue to shade.
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