[Daniel Daigle]

Hi Jessica, That’s really great to hear! 🙂 keep practicing, you will only get better!

 

[Daniel Daigle]

Hi Rasha, yes he uses pencils with varying hardness’s. Harder pencils for lighter values and softer pencils for darker values. You can get a similar result with just a soft graphite pencil, but you have to develop a lot of control.
I hope this helps 🙂

[Daniel Daigle]

Right here 🙂 https://store.nma.art/product/black-water-drop-blender/

[Daniel Daigle]

Hi Nir, I think I understand your question, but to be clear, can you send the chapter and time code you are referring to?

[Daniel Daigle]

Thank you for the feed back David. Do you think it be better to have progress pictures that you could reference, or to simply keep the camera on the drawing when the instructor steps back?

[Daniel Daigle]

It looks like those pictures were from his Figure Drawing Book. https://store.nma.art/product/figure-drawing-signed-edition-by-steve-huston/
But you could also look at Steve’s intro to painting course where he goes into more detail about the eyes. Also Glenn’s head lectures go into more detail on the eyes as well

I hope this helps

[Daniel Daigle]

Hi Rasha, Iliya helped curate this supply box that comes with three graphite pencils of varying hardness
https://store.nma.art/product/masterbox/

 

[Daniel Daigle]

Hi Abhinaba, Steve goes into more detail on the eye in lesson 20 part 3 the effects of aging, but its worth watching all of his videos here to pick up all the information

https://www.nma.art/courses/advanced-head-drawing/

[Daniel Daigle]

Good eye Julian!
I went ahead and added the correct reference to the references tab. Thank you for pointing this out

[Daniel Daigle]

Hello Yael, the From Paper to Canvas Course will be released very soon! In the mean time, we have an excellent selection of beginner friendly head drawing courses. I have linked 3 of these courses below

https://www.nma.art/courses/constructive-head-drawing/

https://www.nma.art/courses/the-frank-reilly-drawing-method/

https://www.nma.art/courses/head-drawing-for-entertainment-arts/

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[Daniel Daigle]

Hi Elsazorn, I’m happy to inform you that the reference images have been added to the “references” tab underneath the video 😀

[Daniel Daigle]

I wouldn’t have noticed if they were not side by side. Id say its a success regardless

[Daniel Daigle]

Aliz, that is some impressive detective work! I went ahead and added these to the reference area for convenience 😀

[Daniel Daigle]

I am happy to announce that we have added 29 images to this lesson’s reference area 😀

[Daniel Daigle]

These are Great Andres!
the only feed back I can give is in the roundness of the top of the head
It looks like the headband is slightly flatter than the plate. you might be able to accentuate the lower edges to show it wrapping a little more. it might simply be because the headband on my right is softer than the plate. so I dont feel that pull of the band wrapping around the head, as Glenn might say

Keep going!

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