Drawing celebrities

Drawing with charcoal is convenient and easy: you can carry accessories anywhere to make a quick sketch when you’re on the move. In this free download from “The Artist Magazine” magazine (Encyclopedia of Art Media) you will learn the basics of drawing with charcoal, graphite and Conté crayons that can be applied to any topic: …

Eyes: Focus on getting the shape and placement of the eyes right. Pay attention to the unique features of the eyes, such as the shape of the iris and the eyelids. Nose: Draw the nose with attention to its proportions and unique characteristics. Observe the shadows and highlights on the nose to add depth. Mouth: Sketch the mouth with care, noting the curves and lines. Pay attention to the celebrity's signature expressions or lip shape.

Realistic Pencil Drawings requires a lot of practice to achieve the desired results. The tools which are required are some print-making paper or any paper which can soak up enough graphite, use the

Picking celebrities to immortalise in pencil sketches. Spanish artist Anais has a love for drawing portraits. Most of these are celebrities, but she also creates drawings for commissions and portraits based on a reference. I have included one of her drawings that splits the process, to show the line drawing first before the shading is added. A nice way of appreciating the progression of the piece and how it changes. Which one do you prefer? Timothee Chalamet. Press the Image to Enlarge it…

Well know faces that we recognise at a glance, in no small part, thanks to the skill of the artist. Canadian Artist Justin Maas, is going to be featured in today's post and in next weeks one, as there are so many famous celebrities to go through, I couldn't put them all into one post. As mentioned in the title, he mostly works with Pastel, Charcoal & Graphite, to create these very realistic drawings. Movies, music, entertainment, seasoned performers and new comers, they are all represented…

repost⁠ @maas.art's ⁠ Here's my new drawing of @zendaya Last week I posted a preliminary sketch I did of her & decided I wanted to explore this portrait more & do a more finished piece. Zendaya is always a pleasure to draw & absolutely loved her hair in this reference. ⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⁠ This sketch was done in graphite (new Tombo set) and white charcoal on toned strathmore paper. Its 11" x 14"⁠ ⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⁠ #art #zendaya #drawing #draw#sketch #graphite #charcoal#maasart #tombow #tombowusa #beauty…

My second drawing of American actress Angelina Jolie. Medium: Graphite pencils on sketching paper. Pencil brand – Faber-CastellPaper type – Daler Rowney 13 x 18 inches