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Today let me share how I draw Cho Yi Hyun of All of us are dead netflix series release just a few months ago. It gains popularity and recognizes by fans around the world and also become a trending topic online.
Also I was one of those people who get caught by the story of high school students survive the zombie-like scenarios. Aside from the unique twist of story, those characters in this series did a high five performances which I think a common thing in Korean actors.
Korean music entertainment and movie industries are beyond exemption. I think they been a great influence on this generation and no wonder why fans really get hooked on their stuff. However, this will be a fan art not a piece of review so let's begin.
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**Art Materials**
> Vellum Board
> 3B, 6B and 8B graphite pencil
> 2B mechanical pencil
> blending stump
> kneaded and rubber eraser
> make up brushes and cotton balls
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I draw and sketch the outline first. I used 2B pencil for that. It's been a week before I decided to finish it and do the shading stuff.
This time I started to draw the hair part instead of the eyes. I used 6B pencil on dark areas especially on the edges.
Afterwards, I proceed on the left eye area and the eyebrow using mechanical pencil 8B pencil, blending stump and small make up brush.
For the shading, a cotton balls helps me to blend it smoothly and gives a nice glide towards the paper.
Kneaded eraser helps to give that face a highlight tone to make it look realistic skin. For the lips I used mechanical pencil for lip lines, 8B for dark edges and some charcoal powder for lip color.
A rounded tip brush is good to blend and put shade on clothes. However my charcoal powder is quite not a good brand. By using this I can't achieve a darker shades that I always wanted.
The paper that I used is not capable to handle multiple smudge and there is an aftermath yellowish color when I use to brush and apply charcoal powder.
After several hours, I finally finished it. Though it doesn't meet my black color expectations on hair and clothes color. After all it is not bad. It is fun and keeps me away from stress everytime I finished my art work.
I do believe that every part of an art can teach any artist in many ways. For my personal experience as a newbie and self taught artist, I am learning every single piece of drawing that I made. I'd still can't believe that I can now draw portrait, actually before it was just only a dream that I didn't know I can make it.
Though my drawing is far compare to other artist out there, still I am greatful and thankful that I can share my evolution of drawing since I started it to share to all of you.
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