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Submitted: July 2, 2012
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Luminescentby ~Cloudstrive

Traditional Art / Drawings / Portraits & Figures

By: Danny Nguyen
Model: Leah Dizon
11"x14" Bristol Smooth

Tools:
Staedtler 0.35 mechanical pencil/ regular pencils HB-8B.
kneadable eraser
tissure for blending

Here's my latest drawing, I hope you enjoy it. I've been busy working and not enough drawing.. anyways thanks for all your feed backs

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~upacers Jan 8, 2013 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

what is tissure for blending how does it looks , i need also some special tool for blending
maybe are some alternatives for blending,can you recommend some

~Cloudstrive Jan 8, 2013

sure, i use a chamois cloth to blend.. but, instead of making pencil marks directly on the draw i load graphite onto the cloth and then transfere it to my drawing. that way you dont see pencil strokes, it blends continuously.

i hope that hopes have a wonderful day

~Cloudstrive Jan 8, 2013

helps*

*JKNIGHTART Jan 5, 2013 Professional Traditional Artist

very well drawn

~Cloudstrive Jan 6, 2013

Thank you very much

~LoveKellyRebecca Dec 31, 2012

Your work is absolutely stunning! I am in love with your drawings...they look almost like photographs because of how smooth you make everything. Well done!

~Cloudstrive Dec 31, 2012

Thank you ^^ I used a cloth to blend her skin tone.. again I really appreciate your input!

~LoveKellyRebecca Dec 31, 2012

You are most welcome! I'll give the cloth a try sometime. :]

~Cloudstrive Dec 31, 2012

Oh not just any cloth either..
I use:
Chamois Cloth - A very thin and soft suede-like piece of leather. You can use this to blend large areas of graphite. You can also use it to lift graphite out of an area of that has become too dark.

~LoveKellyRebecca Dec 31, 2012

Ooooo, thank you! I will try to remember that next time I am getting supplies.

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