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Picked up doing charcoal portraits over the summer.
Charcoal medium demonstrates how shapes and shading is more important than details in a painting:
My sketching process step by step. Step 1 identify key points to preserve the shape:
Step 2 draw the points and form lines for reference, then add a few identifying elements:
Step 3 develop the drawing in reference to the lines:
Step 4, add different levels of shading to create depth:
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