This is the second tutorial in a series of portrait sketching tutorials for complete beginners. You can read the first part here: Tutorial #1: Pencil Portrait Sketching for Complete Beginners - SBD Reward for Three Best Sketches. In the previous tutorial I talked about the materials you need, the reference image and also drawing the grid lines and the outline of the face. However, I realized that many newbies (myself included) often struggle to draw a proper outline of the face. This is perfectly normal and to be expected. If you think the task is a bit daunting I decided to include a brief tutorial on how to outline the facial features. You can draw exactly the way I drew it feature by feature. Just make sure that you draw exactly the outline of the feature you see on every square. @coloringiship

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IBook, School and Me, Part Two

Reading is a complex thought process or also referred to as active activity. Guidance and the development of interest in reading students can not be separated from the coaching ability of students in reading, because to be a person of interest must be able to read. This can be seen from the various number of activities. Starting from understanding the words or sentences written by the author, inter prate the author's concepts, and conclude it. While reading interest is a strong impetus to a person to read that is indicated by showing interest in various symbols and symbols. Reading interest in each child is different, some are reluctant to read, some are interested in reading because the book will be read many unique pictures, or read because it is forced if there is a task or a test course. To overcome and foster interest in reading students, then there must be motivation from the students themselves and motivation from outside. Both motivations must be balanced and mutually supportive of each other, in order to increase student's interest in reading. @cekmust

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Steemit online course by @Samstonehill and Friends

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