Kyle Petchock

Les bases du dessin de la silhouette - La silhouette masculine

Hey Tomas! Nice job here! A few things to think about for improvement are to sketch the bridge of the nose (so there isn't blank space between the nostrils and the eyes), make sure the shape of the head overall and jaw line are similar on both sides to achieve symmetry, and work more on your line art to avoid areas of blotchy line weights. You should definitely aim to vary your line weight throughout the drawing, but the transitions should be smooth and crisp. A general rule of thumb is also to make the outermost contour lines thicker than the inner detail lines, and that of course all comes with time and practice. Excellent job overall and keep at it! :D

Thanks for your feedback, you are right about everything. I've got issues with regular black pins on my wacom so I bought hard felt pin, will try again, and keeping it under perseverance :} can you please provide your brush settings?

Sounds good!  I actually mostly only use the basic hard edge brush tool in Photoshop with the pen pressure settings turned on with the drawing tablet.  That's essential to be able to draw with varied line weights.

Head - still a lot to learn but I love it

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