Maureen Killaby: Portrait Drawing Workshop - Skin Textures

From smooth skin, to porous skin and blemishes, to fine and deep-set wrinkles, this video will give you the drawing techniques you need to make realistic portraits in graphite.  Along the way you'll learn pencil drawing techniques, how to create values of textures in light and shadow, how to draw with your eraser, how to fix mistakes, and more.   Drawing Lessons Featured in This Video: Six different skin textures in light and shadow Learn pencil drawing techniques for blending, crosshatching, layering, erasing, and more Draw a range of textures from fine lines around eyes, to subtle shadows on smooth skin   Please note: This workshop focuses on specific skin textures and Killaby does not finish a completed portrait during the lessons. She also does not do a stand-alone chapter on her materials specifically. She does, however, do a great job explaining exactly what tool (lead softness, blending tool, etc) she’s using while she’s working.   About Maureen Killaby Maureen Killaby is a professional artist with a passion for art that started with oil glaze paintings, and a more recent gravitation toward pencil art, and colored pencil art. Maureen teaches in her studio and in workshops around the U.S.. Her instruction focuses on an Old Masters’ approach to classical drawing, but she also offers traditional drawing, figure drawing and painting classes in various media for adults and young adults.