Member courses | Mastering drawing hair and beard realistically: Pencil usage guide

About this course: Welcome to the realistic hair and beard drawing course using graphite! This course is divided into two different parts: in the first part, you will have the opportunity to practice shading different hair strands and beard textures; in the second part, we will focus on drawing a person's hair from start to finish to apply the knowledge gained in the first part. This course does not require prior knowledge, as there are secrets that make realistic drawing accessible to everyone. Of course, different artists will achieve different results depending on their experience, but if you are a complete beginner, this is the opportunity to take your first steps 🙂 In this course, you will learn: all the materials I use in realistic graphite drawings. How to shade different types of hair strands. How to shade a person's hair from start to finish in a realistic style. Important: This course will not teach you freehand drawing, but how to add a realistic finishing touch to your drawings. Use tracing methods if you find it difficult to draw lines. Materials needed: paper pencils About the artist: My name is Matheus Masido, and I am fascinated by creating realistic drawings, especially portraits. I strongly believe that everyone is capable of drawing, so my goal is to help you realize your full potential as an artist. You will get this course for free if you have one of the memberships. Hurry up and get your membership now ______________________________________________________________________ Why buy from Artist's Island? Online courses (via the internet) can be accessed from anywhere in the world once purchased. The courses are available for viewing immediately after purchase and at any time, as many times as needed. Competitive prices and a focus on offering only the best ______________________________________________________________________ How do I get the course files/videos? Log in to Artist's Island store and go to "My Account." Click on "Orders." Click on the file links inside the order number.