Challenging Myself By Doing 100 Head Drawing In Oil Pastels
Hello, how are you? Doing the 100 head challenge always triggers my eagerness to do it, but I never completed I've been attempting to do it for years now but I can commit to it so it stop me the moment i felt not doing it anymore but I saw alot of artist do it and it inspire me to do it too like why not, I am in a right mind now why not try it so I decide to do it today and I felt excited about it.
So drawing using Oil Pastel in a portrait intimidates me a lot. This time my drawing is not good, and sometimes it is good, and why not try it again, but this time a smaller portrait, and this is harder than I thought, but I did it, I drew three portraits in just a few hours LOL.
I did not focus on drawing the portrait realistic the important thing is I did it hahaha. I do not like to pressure myself, I just do it because I want to. So yeah, I hope you like it.
Materials I Used:
- Paper
- Color Pencil
- Tissue
- Oil Pastel
- Scratching Tool
Draw Time!
1st Head:
Before, I used to be discouraged whenever I saw my drawing going to a phase where it did not look like a portrait, but that is just how it goes at first, LOL. Drew the line art with a color pencil and then started the rendering on the eye.
Then I added all the base colors of the portrait. I like to start by adding the dark color so that it will not be desaturated after layering it with a lighter color.
Then I decided blue is the background for this portrait, and then I drew the flower on the scarf.
Finish it off with highlights, more shadows, and contrast.
Here is the close-up look.
2nd Head:
For this second portrait, I am getting a little bit used to how small the portrait I need to draw using oil pastel LOL.
I outline the portrait in order not to lose the line art, and it will not be hard for me to draw it, LOL.
Then I added darker shades to make it look dimensional and not so flat looking LOL.
Then decided light green is the perfect background color for this portrait.
I added texture to it to make it more interesting, and I like it just like I do with the still life drawing I did earlier.
Close-up look!
3rd Head:
For the third portrait, I just fit it between the first and second LOL. I added the base color.
Fill everything up. I started with a darker color and then layered it with lighter.
Finish it up with texture and highlights.
This is a commitment that I really wanted to finish this year, and I guess I can do it! I hope you like it :D
Thank you for visiting, see you on my next blog. :D
Please take care of your mental health as well.
I hope you are okay today :))
Please take care of your mental health as well.
I hope you are okay today :))
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