How To LAYER Pencil Like A PRO! - Graphite Strawberry Drawing Tutorial

[@MonaNoroozi]

that was greaaaat ... i reaaly want to know how can artists do such a things and u honestly show me... im really thankfull

[@RusticatedArt]

Another awesome tutorial Gemma! You're a natural!!👍😀💯

[@samigranger]

Awesome!

[@marypanich9880]

Very nice. Thanks for posting it!

[@helengill5481]

Wow that is fantastic:)

[@SuzanneLegault]

Beautiful !

[@JanetHadson-po2zr]

Thank you for this tutorial. I popped in to find out how I’m measuring up with my graphite drawing . I used to use polychromos for my darks but then discovered Mars Lumograph and I am happy with the results . Also I see a lot of shine in the strawberry so that it’s metallic like . Faber Castello Pitt pencils really cut that shine out . By now you’ve most likely discovered them . I’m wondering if you’ve done a tutorial on water soluble graphite? I’m just now experimenting with these.

[@gracegarner1285]

This was really helpful, thank you so much!

[@SarahSmith-ze3fp]

So good! 👍

[@artalexdesenhos]

your drawing is very good, I liked it a lot, success for your channel.

[@rontommy50]

How do you achieve accurate proportions. Do you grid the first sketch?

[@mrMindcraftttt]

Hello, Sometime she use grid and sometime no 😄 Grid IS extremely good toi have the perfect proportion ! If you Want to improve your précision, you Can reduce thé amont of "square" little by little. Have a nice evening.

[@sydneykramer8677]

I want your shirt Gemma! :) I would like to know how to get rid of eraser marks after you draw something when you tend to have to erase alot and get rid of the indents from your pencil when you color with your pencils....i hope that makes sense lol

[@GemmaChambersArt]

Have you tried using a putty eraser? I find they’re really good for getting everything. I never press so hard as to leave indents in the paper, it flattens the texture and stops it accepting more layers. The only exception is colour pencils when I’ve built up enough layers of colour - I burnish the area with firm pressure to blend everything together

[@NaomiCoutureArt]

Great tips, but I'm still not a huge fan of graphite (probably because I just jump in for the dark ones right away lol) but I have recently discovered I really like charcoal!

[@GemmaChambersArt]

Oh I definitely get that temptation! I need to dig out my charcoal again - I love pastels and charcoal feels like a black and white version to me

[@maryhosie3059]

Great but can't see the early stages just not dark enough for my tablet view