HOW TO Draw Realistic Wrinkles - Drawing Photorealistic Portrait

[@godiejosef3788]

Wow

[@Louchiere]

This is excellent! Thank you!

[@RixCanDoit]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lindabrooks1863]

Thank you that will help me with my drawing

[@RixCanDoit]

Glad to hear that

[@greekveteran2715]

I'd really appriciate your opinion, on which are thr best wooden pencils for quick Sketching on the go, then the best for finished drawings and finaly, the best lead holder for sketching on the go. I;'d appriciate anybody's opinion, thanks in advance

[@RixCanDoit]

Any pencil is fine for quick sketching. But if you want good pencils for sketching AND full-on finished drawings, I'd simply sketch with the same pencils that I use for complete drawings. I have several videos where I test drawing pencils. My personal fav are the Hi-Uni pencils. You can buy higher for more, or lower for less. Nice overall good pencil set in my opinion.

[@rixarlin]

Hi Rix! I just wanted to say you have a fantastic name.

[@RixCanDoit]

Thanks!

[@nosmoking4933]

Hi Rix great to see you again. Is this an old video though ? 😮

[@RixCanDoit]

Thanks. It's an old video that has been updated and additional footage added.

[@Jan-444]

Omg yay!!!

[@SKY-T0TorSmth]

This would be a really great tip for a charcoal portrait but the thing is with me is that iam a graphite portrait artist😭

[@patrickfwesa1273]

According to his explanation he said use your darkest or softest pencil then he recommended a charcoal pencil which is his darkest pencil. In your case use whatever you have preferably a 6B,7B, 8B,9B or 10B or whatever your softest pencil is 😃

[@RixCanDoit]

Most of my drawings are GRAPHITE where I will incorporate charcoal to achieve the deepest of contrast since there is a limit to the contrast you can achieve with graphite alone.

[@clarkysparky]

Back again

[@RixCanDoit]

Just warming up.