VORNIKOW
Three step-by-step guides for the hardest parts of a portrait - from basic construction to volume and expression.
Three step-by-step guides for the hardest parts of a portrait - from basic construction to volume and expression.
Sound familiar?
X
The eyes look flat or lifeless
X
The nose ruins an otherwise good portrait
X
The lips lack volume and expression
X
You can copy a reference but don't understand the
construction
X
You erase and redraw the same details again and again
X
Tutorials show the finished result but never explain the
process
3
2
3
Expression
Light, detail and character added on top - without losing the construction
2
Simplification
Complex forms broken down into shapes you can actually draw
One clear method for all three facıal features
My goal ısn't just to show you a sequence of actıons - ıt's to help you understand the prıncıples you can apply to every portraıt you draw
Theory
Anatomy, shape and volume - the structure underneath the skin
1
What's inside ?
Three step-by-step tutorials, each feature explained in full - multiple angles, real examples, common mistakes fixed
1
4
3
2
Bonus
10 steps
11 steps
Theory
Lips - 54 pages
The shape of the lips
Lips at the portrait
Male lips
Lips of an elderly person
1
4
3
2
13 steps
11 steps
13 steps
Theory
Nose - 67 pages
The shape of the nose
Male nose - frontal view
Male nose - standart 3/4 view
Male nose
1
4
3
2
5
18 steps
14 steps
11 steps
14 steps
Theory
Eyes - 60 pages
The shape of the eye
The eye of an elderly man
Female eye
Male eye - front view
Male eye in 3/4
What's inside ?
Three step-by-step tutorials, each feature explained in full - multiple angles, real examples, common mistakes fixed
1
4
3
2
Bonus
10 steps
11 steps
Theory
Lips - 54 pages
The shape of the lips
Lips at the portrait
Male lips
Lips of an elderly person
1
4
3
2
13 steps
11 steps
13 steps
Theory
Nose - 67 pages
The shape of the nose
Male nose - frontal view
Male nose - standart 3/4 view
Male nose
1
4
3
2
5
18 steps
14 steps
11 steps
14 steps
Theory
Eyes - 60 pages
The shape of the eye
The eye of an elderly man
Female eye
Male eye - front view
Male eye in 3/4
You can practice in classical format as well as in digital
For digital drawing you need:
For traditional drawing you need:
I use procreate, but you can
use any soft you want

Tools - pencil B6 are more
similar to real watercolour pencil
Instead of white background
I prefer textured paper that
makes my works atmospheric
Instead of white
background I prefer
textured paper that
makes my works
atmospheric
Black watercolour pencil
(I prefer Marco, Fatih, Faber-Castell)

Smooth paper
(none watercolour),
weight 150-220mg

Box cutter for pencil
sharpening
Soft eraser or
kneaded eraser
Choose your guide or get the complete bundle
EYES GUIDE
E-BOOK - 60 pages
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60 pages of clear explanation, simple forms and practical exercises to level up your drawings
$14.95
Eyes, nose, lips - 181 pages total
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All three guides, one payment - read online anytime on any advice
$29.95
COMPLETE BUNDLE
E-BOOK - 67 pages
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67 pages of clear explanation, simple forms and practical exercises to level up your drawings
NOSE GUIDE
$14.95
E-BOOK - 54 pages
Lifetime access
Read online anytime
54 pages of clear explanation, simple forms and practical exercises to level up your drawings
$14.95
LIPS GUIDE
E-BOOK - 67 pages
Lifetime access
Read online anytime
67 pages of clear explanation, simple forms and practical exercises to level up your drawings
E-BOOK - 54 pages
Lifetime access
Read online anytime
54 pages of clear explanation, simple forms and practical exercises to level up your drawings
Eyes, Nose, lips - 181 pages total
Lifetime access
Read online anytime
All three guides, one payment - read online anytime on any advice

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