![[:en]Graphite Portrait: Paul[:]](https://mlboltooduxc.i.optimole.com/kRW1148-gmEbDQ1I/w:1000/h:733/q:eco/https://i1.wp.com/pascualandco.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/IMG_0477-2-e1581328541917.jpg?fit=1000%2C733&ssl=1)
I show you the work process that I have followed (if you want to learn how I make a portrait in graphite, as well as the materials I use, you can visit this previous post that I published in the blog).
From the beginning, the best advice I can give you if you want to do a job of this type, is that you have to give yourself a lot of patience, erasing the word “hurry” from your mind. This is a very delicate and very detailed work, in which the hours blur the day.
This type of work takes days and it is preferable to do it little by little so you don’t become saturated.
I show you the images of the process
Before starting, I always advise you to make a photocopy as large as possible of the image, one in color and one in black and white, to better detect the shades of gray that will be used in the portrait.
And this is the final result (Canson Paper 200 gr, A3 size)
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