Your timing is perfect. I am working on a small graphite drawing with this kind of fur and this video helped me very much.and your end results are beautiful/realistic as always. Thank you for sharing your incredible talent with a newbie! Appreciate it so much!
Dear Zara, what is the metal thing you use at the time of 2 min?? Sorry, my english isn't very good 🙄 I have it but don't know, for what it is for... thanks for an answer, ingrid ❤
@@zaratomsart Oh thanks a lot!!! I always asked myself, for what it is...😀😀😀 eraser shield was the magic word, and after googling I know, what it is for...🤭😉😊♥️
@woozihae it's not about how long they take though. So many factors have to be taken into account. How long you've been drawing for, how experienced with the medium you are, how you work through a portrait etc. If I work in whole individual layers I take sooooo much longer because I spend so much time hesitating on where I should be. Working on small sections means I work at a faster rate. But I wasn't always this fast at drawing. That has without doubt come the more I've drawn. Like anything it's just lots of practice and the more we do it the easier the techniques come and therefore they take less time. Please don't let timing discourage you. That's not what it's about when we're learning a medium.
Your work is phenomenal 👏. I'm always in aww of your work 😯🤯🥰. I learn alot from your tips thank you
So kind thank you so much ❤️. So pleased to hear the tutorials are helpful =)
Your timing is perfect. I am working on a small graphite drawing with this kind of fur and this video helped me very much.and your end results are beautiful/realistic as always. Thank you for sharing your incredible talent with a newbie! Appreciate it so much!
Thank you so much ❤️. So pleased to hear this tutorial was useful 🥰
Your skills are amazing!! Thank you for all your helpful information, as well !!
So kind, thank you 😊. So pleased it was useful 😁
Sorry, forgot to say, your wolf is really awesome....!!! 😊
Thank you 😊
You are an amazing teacher 😚😚😚
Thank you so much ❤️. So kind. Pleased to hear the tutorials are helpful 🥰
Dear Zara, what is the metal thing you use at the time of 2 min?? Sorry, my english isn't very good 🙄 I have it but don't know, for what it is for... thanks for an answer, ingrid ❤
The rectangular thing? That's an erasing shield =)
@@zaratomsart Oh thanks a lot!!! I always asked myself, for what it is...😀😀😀 eraser shield was the magic word, and after googling I know, what it is for...🤭😉😊♥️
Can I ask where you got your reference
photo? Really like this one!
This was from Pixabay =)
Thank you!
What is the graphite powder you are using?
So many details into just one area. I need your patience😭
By breaking each section into small segments that becomes easier 🥰.
@@zaratomsart How many hours does it take you? 😮
@woozihae this one including the background took about 11 hours.
@@zaratomsart ONLY 11 hours? This motivates me 😭
(To quit art)
@woozihae it's not about how long they take though. So many factors have to be taken into account. How long you've been drawing for, how experienced with the medium you are, how you work through a portrait etc. If I work in whole individual layers I take sooooo much longer because I spend so much time hesitating on where I should be. Working on small sections means I work at a faster rate. But I wasn't always this fast at drawing. That has without doubt come the more I've drawn. Like anything it's just lots of practice and the more we do it the easier the techniques come and therefore they take less time. Please don't let timing discourage you. That's not what it's about when we're learning a medium.