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BrendanPark
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[2008-11-24 07:00:28 +0000 UTC]
(Singapore)
# Statistics
Favourites: 166; Deviations: 168; Watchers: 432
Watching: 132; Pageviews: 34007; Comments Made: 595; Friends: 132
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: ArtgermFavorite bands / musical artists: SCANDAL, One Ok Rock, Perfume
Favorite games: Overwatch
Tools of the Trade: 3B mechanical pencils, Faber Castell colour pencils
Other Interests: Gunpla building
# Comments
Comments: 113
hey! just wanted to tell you haw beautiful and amazing your art is!! have a watcher !!
insta tumblr ko-fi! youtube
have a nice day !
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Ack your drawings are amazing! Your level of realistic drawing is really cool. I do traditional drawings as well but I don't think they're good enough of deviant art , and yours is no doubt awesome!! 
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Hello AyuZula! Thank you for the compliments. Improvement is always a possibility for anyone as long as there is determination and action on it. I use the grid method for proportions in my works and for colouring/blending, it's mostly through practice and trial and error. It's also important to believe in yourself before even starting on an artwork!
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Oof I never actually considered using grid method I'll try it.
and yeah practice is important but what I want to know is how do you
shade and do the hair so goooood????!!
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If you meant smoothness in shading/blending, I started out just doing monochrome portraits for a long time, so just focusing on toning with one colour, before I moved on to colours and added just 2 or maximum 3 different colours.
For colouring hair with colour pencils, I work in segments, drawing strand by strand in detail by adding darker shadows and leaving highlighted areas uncoloured. For digital hair colouring, I work in layers, laying in darker colours first, before gradually using smaller brushes for highlights and shadows. When in doubt, there's always youtube for tutorials!
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Okay!! Thank you very much!!
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Hello...
A new group has started its journey in DeviantArt ... The group is called Traditional-Masters and is a group for traditional artists who want to publicize their works and know the works of other traditional artists ..
At the moment we are very few because it has just opened the group, but without a doubt we will grow and we will form a great community ... It would be an honor to have your presence in the group ... If you are interested, please sign up and you will be welcome...
Regards ...
Traditional-Masters
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I would love to see a how to video on painting if you could. this is just something id like to get in to (colored pencil/ water color) your really good so any advice would help
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From your drawings I see, you already have great variation of control in pencil toning. It works very similarly with colour pencils. You can start off with perhaps blending 2 colours and gradually layer on more colours when you're more confident. The start of colour penciling is quite a trial and error process. I made some mistakes at first too, but you'll learn the "feeling" along the way.
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thank you for the reply. im starting to get the feel from the first colored realism drawing ive done, however a direct response from an experienced person always helps. tutorials only go so far, direct mentoring has had the best results for me
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All your art is really great.
How long have you been practicing?
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thank you for the compliment! I started doing portraits since 2013 with mechanical pencils, but moved on to colour pencils in late 2016
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No problem, I like good art I invite you to my galleryIf you like my work, watch me
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Hi there random person! I stopped by to say hello and tell you your art is awesome( your profile pic is awesome too, gotta love potato girl)
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Thank you! Really appreciate your greetings~
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Wow your drawings are amazing! Congrats on your talent
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Thank you! I'd say it's more of practice, patience than talent though!
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So much talent in those hands! Love your portraits.
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Your traditional drawings are awesome!! Love your shading and everything
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Thank you! I checked out your anime-styled art and I really appreciate those kind of works too!
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Thank you!! ^^ And happy holidays~
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Outstanding gallery. Really exceptional work. Great job.
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Seriously, I thought some of your art was B/W photographs when I first seen them. Awesome job!
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Hi, you gave my a llama so please, if you like my art follow me in Facebook (only if you like it )
www.facebook.com/albertosanche…
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Enjoyed your graphite work. Always fun to see how a fellow pencil artist works!
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Thank you for the llama! So glad I recived it from such an amazing artist!
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dont't mention it
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Thank you! Glad you like them
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no worries, you deserve it, dear!
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You've got awesome sketches! I'm trying to learn the ropes of pencil work in portraiture. May I ask what pencils would you recommend in doing sketches like those?
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Hi thanks! I enjoy working with 4B graphite mechanical pencils with 0.5mm thickness. It allows me to put in fine details and vary the contrast for shading simply by applying different amounts of force on the paper. Speaking of paper, I use bristol smooth paper instead of the rougher grain ones.
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Thank you for sharing! I appreciate it. 
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Thanks for the llama. You have some of the most amazing pencil work! Amazing gallery.
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Thanks! I really appreciate it
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My pleasure your work is amazing
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Thank you Anastasiya!
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You're welcome, friend)
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