HelloEveryone!

Welcome back to my blog.
I have been practicing the drawing of faces since lately, I have had complications in capturing the details and I want to show you a little how I do these practices, and there is no better practice than making drawings.

I chose a face of an Asian girl, I think she is a famous model but I do not really know her, if anyone knows who she is, she can comment on it, I would like to look for more pictures of her and keep practicing.

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I have been told that she is a Japanese actress and her name is Bingbing but I am not sure, I would like to know more, so if you know her help me.

I chose an Asian girl because I have never drawn one, I think they are much more profiled and delicate and I am sure that I will enjoy drawing them.

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The tools I use are the following:

• Mechanical Pencil.
• Hb Lead.
• Charcoal Pencil.
• Brush.
• Moldable Eraser.
• Opaline A4 300G.

Normally to make sketches it does not take much more than a pencil, but you can see that I wanted to illustrate it completely, so more than a practice I needed to see how identical the illustration was.

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• It started as a sketch made with an HB pencil. And I decided to do the hair first.
• To draw the hair I made strokes of a point loss at the end to make the shine, usually, this is done with the eraser but I preferred not to use it this time.

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• I have many different techniques to make that hair glitters, I could make invisible strokes with a pen without ink, but let's say I wanted to make them manually.
• when I finished the hair I wanted to go through the dark areas of the face, the eyes.

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• After finishing the eyes, I made a simple layer with the HB pencil all over his face, to give it a base tone.
• With the same HB pencil, I made the shadows of the face, with the moldable eraser made the lights and finally, with the charcoal pencil, I illustrated his mouth.

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• Almost at the end, I illustrated his neck and adjust some details, just as I illustrate the face, I drew the hand.

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Here I show you the Final Art.:

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

At the beginning, it was a sketch and in the end, it would be part of my collection because I liked it a lot if I have enough to improve but for now I like it.

Now I want to illustrate a boy so that will be my next practice.

I hope you liked it, it's always great for me to share what I do with you. Thank you for all your support and for always commenting on my work.

Until the next time!