Use a few B pencils for sketching avatars, can sketch avatars be used with pencils and charcoal

For beginners, it is recommended to equip HB1 to 8B, different degrees of color blocks require different pencils, for masters, any pencil can achieve the effect. It's like singing the same song with different scales.

At the beginning of sketching, it is best not to use a pencil that is too hard, it is not easy to modify, about 2b and 4b, the hair is painted with 8b or 10b first, the hair should be blackened to have an effect, and finally use plasticine to wipe the reflection of the hair.

It's best to use a softer pencil so that the drawing is not too stiff and easy to revise.

6b and 8b are used for contouring (4b can also be used).

Large contours can be wiped with appropriate napkins.

Generally, the head contour is 4B, and the facial features are delicate, and 2B can be used

In fact, it doesn't matter what effect you are pursuing, if it is completely for the exam, you should summarize it more in ordinary times, even if you use 2b, you also need to see the strength of your wrist to draw the effect is different, no matter how many b you use to draw things, you have to be sure if you feel that you use 2b to draw the bright part in order not to let the bright part of the heavy line is not sure that it is worth the loss, it is better to choose b below.

I'm usually hair; 8b All dark parts 4-6b transition 2b facial features 2b hb bright parts are below b.

The picture effect is very distinct, the level is changeable, and it is more examinable. Hope.

If you are just learning, it is recommended to use 2b--5b, 5b or 6b to draw hair, you can use 3b--2b for contours, mainly depending on your own painting ideas, and your own habits.

There is a starting line 2b, a big relationship 5b, depicting 4b to 2b (one by one) and then going deeper, and finally using hb to draw the bright part, so be it.

I usually use HB, like facial features and wrinkles will use 2B

It depends on who paints

I generally h2 4 6 8

First use 4b or more to shape, and then slowly draw 2b and 3b.

Sketch avatars cannot be used with pencil and charcoal. Because the charcoal pen is matte, while the pencil is oily.

If you draw with a pencil and then use charcoal to deepen the dark area, the charcoal will float on the pencil powder and you will not be able to eat it on the paper, and all of it will eventually fall off. If you use charcoal first, it will be difficult for the pencil to be weighted again, and if you don't get it right, it will be pasted, which may affect the whole picture.

Pencil selection.

H means hard and B means soft. 6h is the hardest, 6b is the softest. Sketching is generally enough with 3 pencils.

Use an HB pencil to outline, a 2B pencil to outline, and a 4B pencil to line the shadows. In actual drawing, as long as you have an understanding of the performance of the pencil, you can grasp the strength of use, and you don't have to stick to it, you can flexibly grasp it.

How to sharpen a pencil.

The nib of the pen is generally left 1 long, and it should not be sharpened too sharply.

The length of the nib also depends on the hardness of the pen, and the pen of H can be appropriately shorter, because the refill is relatively thin.

Sharpen the pen easily, with the wrist not moving, just use the big arm to drive. Because the wrist is too flexible, if you use the wrist to drive, it is easy to cut the wrong refill and break it.

For pens above 4b, you can boldly cut down, and the wood is sharpened together with the refill. Below 2b, it is best to cut the wood to expose the refill, and then sharpen the refill, when sharpening the refill, the nib is against the ground or desktop, and the pen body is best at an angle of 30 degrees with the horizontal plane.

There are b, 2b, 3b, 4b, 5b, 6b, 7b, 8b pencils for beginners. b is soft [the larger the number, the darker], h is hard [the larger the number, the thinner], the height has h, 2h, 3h, 4h, 5h, 6h, 7h, 8h, sketch but not hThere are many brands of pencils, but they are also different.

In many shops, stationery as well as some **. But be optimistic about the quality of the pencil you buy, otherwise you will buy a bad quality pencil to draw at a bad time.

There are three types of pencils that can be used to sketch a head.

HB pencil.

2b pencil.

4b pencil.

HB Pencil: Outline.

Function: Moderate hardness, suitable for general writing.

2b Pencil: Sketch the correct draft.

Purpose: The 2B pencil is a soft pencil, and the depth of the 2B pencil ink is in line with the machine-readable card of the exam, and it is easy to write. When applying a certain area, the soft pencil is easier to apply evenly, and it has a metallic luster, which is not easy to break. It is often used in exams.

4b Pencil: Shadow padding.

Purpose: 4b is softer, 4b is darker in color, and the dark part of the darker object is painted, such as the intersection of light and dark.

1: Positioning, shaping.

Use 6b, 8b and above soft lead, (maliteron recommended) or charcoal.

Because when playing a large shape, the position and facial features of the avatar are in an uncertain state, and the soft lead is better to wipe off and will not cause much damage to the paper.

2: Distinguish between light and dark.

The use of soft lead of 6b, 8b and above is recommended in conjunction with the first step.

3: Depict facial features.

Use 2b, 2h, 6h and other hard lead for depiction.

Be patient when portraying, but also adjust for the flaws left by the first and second steps.

Large 6b draft.

Spread the tone of the big relationship 6b5b + paper towel wipe.

Go deep into 2b 3b

Highlights 2b-2h

1. Use both soft and hard HB pencils to determine the up, down, left and right positions of the picture, and then form an outline;

2. Start drawing with soft lead 2b or 3b, start from the boundary between light and dark, and draw large tones;

3. Start painting with soft lead, whether it is the eyes or other facial features, you must compare the painting from the whole;

Fourth, start the detail painting, use darker colors 5b to draw the darkest part of the picture, such as hair;

Five; In-depth depiction with 3h or harder pencil to depict the details and adjust the finishing touch.