in this video i will teach you how to draw hyper realistic sri krishna ji face, it's a complete step by step hyper realistic drawing tutorial. Hope you like it.
how to draw realistic sri Krishna drawing tutorial
sri krishna drawing
easy krishna ji drawing
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This video provides a comprehensive, step-by-step tutorial on creating a charcoal portrait of Lord Krishna. The instructor guides viewers through the process of layering, blending, and highlighting to achieve depth and realism, emphasizing the use of different charcoal tools and blending techniques for various facial features.
In today's video, we will draw this portrait of Shri Kishna Ji.
This is a complete step-by-step tutorial that, once watched, will enable you to draw very well too.
The video I'm using for this drawing, you can watch it by pausing it.
Otherwise, the link to this picture and the reference picture will be available on the description.
You can also download it from here
First, soften any hard lines on the apron's paper using a soft charcoal pencil.
Draw and blend using a blending brush, and the powder that comes out during blending
absorbing the dark light well on the white part inside the ice with it
Only shade the dark areas on the apron using a soft charcoal pencil, where there are white dots.
Highlight is there on it, and no shading should be done on the light areas.
After shading, you must blend very carefully with a blending brush because
The area is very crowded.
Apply soft charcoal pencil strokes following the direction of the eyebrow hair.
Blend with a blending brush
After that, absorb the dark light around ice's skin
If you're a beginner in charcoal drawing, then this one
It's a base layer—absorb it thoroughly and create accordingly.
Because this is the layer that determines how much depth your drawing will have.
will decide
And when shading on this very base layer, all beginner artists do it
This rate seems likely to make their drawing darker, or else their
Patches will appear in the shading.
If you take hard powder on a watercolor brush and move it in a circular motion
If you apply shading with very light pressure, the harder the powder, the more pronounced the effect will be.
Apply it or blend as much as you want, it won't turn dark.
Therefore, fully absorb the dark light and confidently apply the powder.
Apply
After that, on the mid-tone area, use a blending brush.
You need to do shading with hard powder.
Now, draw even the darkest parts using a soft charcoal pencil.
Blend it with a blending brush, and while blending
Mix the powder that comes out thoroughly with the skin.
You can add extra powder if needed.
After that, the lines we had drawn at the beginning
And after that, blend it using a blending brush.
Now I need to highlight with the eraser, and on the reference picture, wherever necessary
It's white there.
The same thing needs to be done for the second eye as well.
This one is slightly lighter from the eye first eye, so apply it softly.
The powder will be used very little.
Now, watch the video and see how I'm doing it.
Draw the nose using the nose tool with a soft charcoal pencil
and draw the remaining outline of the nose with a blending brush
Using hard powder
After that, apply hard powder on the nose skin using a watercolor brush.
I will not use soft powder on my nose.
I will apply shading on the dark areas using a blending brush and hard powder.
Draw the outline of the lips using a soft charcoal pencil
Blend with a blending brush
Apply hard powder to the smaller blending brush on the upper lip.
It's dark inside the mouth, so I've applied shading here using a soft charcoal pencil.
Blend it with a blending brush.
Now, to draw the shadow below the nose
With a watercolor brush, absorb the dark light using hard powder.
After that, with a blending brush, use hard powder
And finally, using a small blending brush, blend the dark shade with soft powder.
Now, to shade the skin on the lips side
First, draw the border line using a soft charcoal pencil
Blend using a blending brush
After that, fully absorb the dark light
Shade with a watercolor brush using hard powder.
After that, another layer needs to be added.
Using a blending brush for hard powder
After that, the ghee being applied on the face
To draw him
First, draw the shadow using a soft charcoal pencil
Blend it with a blending brush.
After that, use an eraser to add white highlights.
After that, draw the butter
First, you need to erase that part with an eraser.
Because you're shading on the skin
The outline has disappeared.
After erasing, draw the shadow using a soft charcoal pencil.
Blend using a blending brush
After that, absorb the highlight very thoroughly
Create using an eraser
Make sure to fully absorb the video.
You need to shade on your forehead.
The hair on his forehead
Draw it with a soft charcoal pencil
Blend using a blending brush
After that, shade the skin.
watercolor brush with hard powder
After that, with a blending brush, use hard powder
And on this portrait, the right corner is dark.
Therefore, only that one will use soft powder.
Now even last, Tilak too with a normal eraser
You will get erased
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