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The last lesson in this series laid out the basics of sketching out the skull from two different angles. Now, we're going to take it a step further and dive into the nitty-gritty details.

We're not just making it look pretty; we're aiming for a strong understanding of what makes up the skull itself. This lesson is all about taking what we've already learned about the skull's anatomy and getting to know those features as fully realised forms. These studies are the fastest route to really understand the structure we're drawing, which is super important for anyone serious about portraiture.

Here are all of the materials you will need:

  • Graphite pencils- from 2H-2B
  • Paper- white/off-white/pearl grey, Stonehenge or Canson mi-teintes
  • Kneaded erasers
  • Paper stumps- a variety of sizes

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Sarah Gallacher

finding this so helpful and fun, agree about needing some sort of pick me up music, love how much you crack yourself up Stehen lol

I.L.

I can't find the video link in the description, has it been removed?