Hello friends, I hope you are doing well. I made my initial post here some days ago, and I have returned to showcase another pencil drawing I created using graphite and charcoal. Please be aware that I do not typically produce pencil drawings unless there is a demand or I feel inclined to draw a celebrity as part of my exhibition at my showroom. This is another drawing of a celebrity created using a blurring technique, but do not anticipate this style consistently as I prefer to practice sketching daily with pen or create digital drawings.
When undertaking commissioned work or rendering a well-known figure, I prefer to grid the image to ensure an exact sketch, thereby facilitating the shading process, except in rare instances where I may opt for a more fluid approach, but only for personal projects, not commissioned pieces. Regarding my process, after outlining the figure's contours, I initiate shading with a 2B graphite pencil to establish my foundational layer, and as I progress, I transition to 6B, 12B, and charcoal pencils to achieve a deeper, richer tone, ultimately yielding the desired image.
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