Daily Sketching to enhance your Drawing Skills | Quick sketches of faces with Different Expressions

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Daily Sketching to enhance your Drawing Skills | Quick sketches of faces with Different Expressions
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[@recreepy]

I'm genuinely blown away-excellent work!😄

[@zonvas]

Thanks for your comments

[@nicemonaco2337]

Wonderful, thanks

[@zonvas]

Thanks

[@satyass6576]

Sir please make more videos like this and keep reference photo at side. Sir please

[@MelukisBebas]

Briliant ...

[@zonvas]

Thanks

[@maheshtutika2566]

Beautiful. thank you very much for sharing. Can you also tell us what kind of paper you use /used.

[@zonvas]

For skeching I use ITC classmate drawing book. You can get it anywhere and it's cheap. For better sketches I use brustro sketch books.

[@perdiccavetri8486]

Thank you for the beautiful videos. I noticed that you as many very talented artists, draw the heads beginning from the features (that is the way we beginners are advised not to do), not from the overall structure as many manuals teach, for example the Loomis or Reilly method. So I wander if you have always drawn that way, or if you have begun drawing the way manuals teach and then, becoming more confident, ended up drawing the way you do now. I'd like to ask you if you visualize completely the final picture in your head before even starting to draw or if you improvise along the way, starting to see the final result progressively. I thank you in advance if you can provide us with an answer.

[@zonvas]

I’m familiar with the Loomis and Reilly methods, but my drawing style has always been unique. Since I was young, I’ve loved drawing facial structures and figures. I see each part of the face as an object, not just as an eye, nose, or lips. Typically, I start with the eyes and then measure the distances between each feature as I go. Once the overall shapes are complete, I continually check and refine my work. If I’m satisfied with it, I finalize the drawing. I never aim to create an exact copy or a photo-like image, as I feel that diminishes the sense of art. Instead, I focus on capturing the same emotion and values as the reference photo. As I continue drawing, I visualize the outcome and make corrections along the way. You can see this process in my video as well. I'm very happy and grateful that you watched my videos so thoroughly and left a comment. If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask. I’d love to reply!

[@farrahescobar7993]

Wow!... Good job sir!!!!

[@natalya9821]

Thank you from Moscow!

[@zonvas]

My pleasure.

[@horeyehjamil]

Thank you from IRAN AMAZING TALLENT .GOOD LUCK DEAR SKILLS

[@zonvas]

Thank you so much

[@dfx1663]

Awesome Sir ! ❤

[@lygery-vn9ds]

Perfect❤❤❤

[@colorbubbleblanco82]

❤👏👏

[@user-lr3np9zk7l]

Por eso hay gente que se piensa que dibujar es fácil, ter ven a ti y parece que fuese fácil, no saben las horas y horas de practica que hay atrás. FELICITACIONES

[@zonvas]

Thanks a lot for your comments

[@sushmitanath4960]

😮😮😮😮😮❤

[@Krishyley]

Bravo👏👏

[@zonvas]

Thanks

[@arlenejao5255]

Nice

[@dfx1663]

Sir please......After Drawing is finished, show all the Drawings for a while 🙏 just like your thumbnails

[@zonvas]

Yes, from the next I will do that.