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Published: 2012-03-15 19:32:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 3549; Favourites: 53; Downloads: 102
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6 stage walkthrough of my Walter Bishop portrait.Aged skin tutorial [link]
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This is an excellent tutorial. The details and shading are very lovely.
Thank you so much for sharing this!
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Thank you, you're welcome
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Another great tutorial Mark, I am reading this and saying to myself - ah so this is how you should draw 
I am learning so much from these, but I can see that from the beginning you are a gifted artist, your 'rough sketches' are the most that many of us can only hope to achieve, the rest is just showing off 
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Thanks bud, i always plan the piece out before i start. A photo reference can sit on my desktop for a while and i will draw the thing in my head Β a few times before i evenΒ start on the paper. that's just the way i do it andΒ i thought it would be fun to share how my mind plans a drawingΒ I would love to see everybody do a walkthrough like this so i can get a look inside your heads to see the process you all go through and why when you create your art, i'm sure there would be an abundance of methods to draw creative knowledge and ideas from for us all to use.Β
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Very intresting... and looks very professional. I just draw away, and hope for the best at the end.
Nice to see your different steps...
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Thank you, i keep my fingers crossed on my non drawing hand
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Oh yes, I faved this! Thank you for the tutorial!
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Thank you and you're welcome
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A great portrait and another useful tutorial... very good work my friend!
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Thank you very much and you're welcome
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Great tutorial Mark. I've taken a lot from this and will use it has a reference for future drawings
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That's great, i'm glad it's useful
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I'm looking for advice on that myself. I've tried various things (art wise) but I'm definitely not proficient enough to guide anyone with my techniques. With each drawing I seem to find a new way of laying the pencil down, greatly influenced by yourself and others I follow regularly.
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There certainly are some amazing colour pencil artists here and your Baldrick is looking fantastic so far
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