Pencil Drawing — Sad Face
There's always a time in our lives when we feel sad, confused or anxious. It not bad, it only reminds us that we're humans who are free to express our emotions .
I have used this image on my cover photo already. But here is a post of how I made it.
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I began the drawing from the lower part of the face, sketch it with precision.
I practically do not always start my drawings like this. But trying out new things gives opportunity to experience other options and ways of doing things.
I sketched the mouth, nose and eye spot with and hb pencil.
Because it is lighter.
After that, we move to the next slide.
I honestly don't know what this hairstyle is, but I just saw myself doing it...Here , I completed the full sketch of how I want the face to be.
I also drew ear rings aswell.
Here, I did a bit of shading.
This is just a simple art. No much detailing expected.
So, I only shade the eyes and eyebrow. The other eye and eyebrow is almost fully covered by the hair.
After doing the shading, I then outline the sketch, made it bold and clear.
I also did a shadow shading on the neck
Here, I added my username and that's the end....
See you in my next post....
lil-mem 🖤
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Hey @lil-mem, this drawing is absolutely captivating! I love the thoughtful message you paired with it about embracing our emotions – it really resonates. The step-by-step breakdown of your process is super insightful, especially how you experiment with different starting points. The shading around the eyes gives the piece a beautiful depth, and the overall style is uniquely yours. Thanks for sharing your artistic journey! I'm excited to see what you create next. Have you thought about experimenting with different mediums? Keep up the amazing work!
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Thanks for sharing. Appreciated. Your drawing looks perfect even though you're still learning.
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