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Published: 2015-06-27 17:56:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 2551; Favourites: 115; Downloads: 0
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Something I started in the summer of last year and finally finished this week.
It was a long haul, but it was worth it; I couldn't be happier with how this came out and now I feel like doing even more graphite drawings. 
Thank you for looking!
Graphite pencils (2H, H, B - 8B) on A3 drawing paper.
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Thank you very much!
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Very nice! You really can see every single muscle!
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Thank you! I'm glad you like it.
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Thank you so much Giovanna!
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you're welcome, is really nice! ^^
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This is beautiful! I love the power in the pose. Such a wonderful job you did drawing this!
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Aww thank you so much! I'm glad you like it.
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Thank you so much!
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Un magnifico cavallo... ancora! Sono stanca di 
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Ahaha 
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alread admired it on facebook!
it is a stunning piece!
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Yeah I saw your comment... well, you know that by now. 
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most welcome my friend!!
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Amazing! It has movement and WEIGHT, like you could almost feel its muscles moving!
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Wow, thank you so much! It means a lot.
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One of your most great artwork !!! I love it !! very artistic !! I love how you use your pencils. And I really appreciate the shadow you put around the horse !!!
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Embry!! Thank you so much!
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This is beautifully done! I love the way you did the shadings and nonetheless clear linings.
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Aww, thank you! I'm glad you like it.
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WOW! Nice! This is so realistic! Can you tell me briefly on how to use different-different kinds of graphite pencils (2H, H, B - 8B)? Because I don't know the differences, and I only use 2B. My shading is bad
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Thank you so much!
Sure. H pencils are known as 'hard' pencils and leave lighter marks on paper, while B pencils are 'soft' pencils and leave darker marks. In H pencils, the higher the number, the lighter the mark, while in B pencils the opposite is the case. Here's an excellent image I found which illustrates this: pencils.com/wp-content/uploads… . Hope it helps! As for how I use them (keep in mind that other artists may have different methods), I tend to work in layers, starting with H pencils and progressing to B pencils as I shade the darker areas. I took a look at your drawings and I don't think your shading is bad. You're on the right track; remember that practice and patience are key. 
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Wow! Thank you! I'll keep that in mind. And thank you so much for such an informative explanation! I didn't even know about that until you told me! In order to draw a realistic art, we must use different varieties(hardness) of pencils right?
Another thing that I wanted to know, is about color pencils. I've seen some amazing color pencil drawings by other people and I've got no idea at all how they did it. Did they use the similar technique as in pencils? Does color pencils have different hardness like, (H, B, 2B, etc) too?
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You're welcome! I'm glad I could help.
The grading scale (H, B, 2B and so on) does not apply to colour pencils, but unfortunately that's all I know. Colour pencils are new territory for me as I'm just learning how to work with them. So, I think it'd be best for you to ask someone who is more experienced than I am when it comes to this medium.
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