Portrait Sketching. No Erase Method. Beginner Friendly. How to Draw.

[@KH2-us8ne]

Great video Mike. I enjoy the idea of a no erase challenge and it was fun to watch. I love the constant measure and correct, measure and correct, and I love that you leave it raw and messy so we can see how far it comes when the final piece is revealed. As a fan of art, what fascinates me more than seeing the final piece on the wall, is seeing the process and hearing what the artist is thinking along the way. Thanks for sharing your process!

[@drawn2mike]

Thanks. When I was creating the video I wasn't sure what type of reaction I would receive. My wife loves seeing the process of drawing so I thought trying a no erase video would be helpful to show. I really appreciate your feedback, Thanks for watching.

[@drawn2mike]

What are your thoughts on this video? Drop a comment or ask a question. Check out my playlist for more drawing tips. Thanks for watching.

[@ASSISTISE]

I enjoy you teachings & process thanks!!!

[@drawn2mike]

I'm happy you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.

[@Danyabwile]

I just discovered your channel and gave it a like! Keep up the amazing work!!

[@drawn2mike]

Thank you, I really appreciate your support!

[@jaymc0689]

Man great video keep up the good work

[@drawn2mike]

Thank You. I really appreciate your support! Thanks for watching.

[@blackpoppymagazine]

Thank u so much for these videos. Ive been drawing a 18mths now and using loomis and assaro to help and its always helpful to see this clearly explained as there seem to be many slight variations to it, ehich can be confusing! But its good to see how u can indeed use it as a base, then just take out bits and decide on the landmarks that are useful to u, for quicker face studies.i like the fact u use both, the detailed loomis etc and like this one, a more basic version. I also like the long form video to just watch how it all comes together. Thanks, u have a another subscriber! I was wondering abput drawing exercises, such as the 3or 5 basic shapes, cube, sphere, cone, pyramid and (forgot the other one lol)😅. Do u have any thuts on easy ways to do these shapes? Techniques for doing cubes and spheres etc in various perspectives? Im trying to get a grip on how to set up some exercises in shapes. Just a suggestion for a video if u have time. I think they seem like theyd be useful for drawing, muscle memory and for finding and drawing shapes more 3 dimensionally. Thanks again for your great videos!

[@drawn2mike]

Thanks. I'm glad you liked the video. I don't have any tutorials on the basic shapes just yet but it's on my to do list. Is Cylinder the shape you left off your list? Thanks again for your support.