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markstewart — Pencil tutorial.. Aged Skin
Published: 2011-09-18 20:17:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 12974; Favourites: 218; Downloads: 330
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Well here is my first attempt at a tutorial, nothing fancy. I chose to use a draw along format broken down into stages so you can try it out to see for yourself how it looks. (There is a nail file in the pic which i totally forgot to mention, it is used to clean and sharpen the stumps into a nice point for detailed work. so much for a well planed tutorial). Beginners should also read [link] for a valuable blending tutorial not to be overlooked. Hope you get something out of it. If so i will do more on different skin texture techniques. The original drawing used in this tutorial can be seen here [link]Related content
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Thanks for this Mark. I'm currently working on a portrait of my late great father and well, he had a ton of wrinkles! Lol......so this is well help.
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You're welcome Jimmi, i hope you get something out of it, wrinkles are fun to draw buddy .. have fun drawing your portrait and good luck and don't forget to show me when it's done
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This looks really helpful. I'll be looking at it properly for my next sketch. Thank you for posting it
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My pleasure, hope you get something out of it
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Wow thank you a lot for this tutorial, this is amazing °^° <3~
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This is great helps me loads many thanks 
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My pleasure, i do them every now and then when i get bored
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You're welcome, my pleasure
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Just what I have been looking for. Thank you very much for sharing![link]
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No problem, you're welcome
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I really appreciate this tutorial. Great job with the explanations. I look forward to seeing more from you.
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Thank you, and thanks for the feedback, i am glad it is useful. I have more to do when i have some spare time
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thank you so much for the tips 
appreciate it much
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Thanks for the tutorial, it's the best skin tutorial I've ever seen. I'm starting to practice it right now. You explain very well, just a suggestion, you should write more tutorials
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I will get around to do more when i have some free time, it's all a bit busy at the moment. I also have some in my fav's gallery by other deviants, all useful stuff
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Ok, don't worry, do them when you have time (I don't know if it's well said, it is 00:20 in my country, I'm too tired to think xD)
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Definitely will be using this knowledge in my art class. Thank you so much.
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Thanks for this tutorial, Mark. You explain it so well. I just hope I can do it. You are so amazing.
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Very good tutorial Mark. It's clear and well explained!
I have two questions for you after reading this:
Do you generally use circulism for skin, or just for older skin?
How do you clean your chamois?? (I'm always a little afraid too attack it with soap, in case bits of soap can't be rinsed out well enough. Water alone doesn't seem to quite do the trick, though.)
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Thank you. I use circulism on all skin at the moment, i'm trying to see how far i can take it. I washed my first couple of chamois and they came up nice and clean with soap but they lost their tooth, they were not as good as they were. There has to be a way of prolonging their life, just haven't found it yet
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Thanks a lot for those answers, really helpful!
Weird though that the expensive chamois appears to be of lesser quality than the cheapo's, eh?
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What do you mean by "stipple motion"?
I appreciate this tutorial and will refer to it when I get brave enough
to do textured skin. Thanks for sharing, Mark!
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