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How to draw Nose step by step.👃

Hey, guys welcome Shruti arts Are you wondering how to draw a nose or when you draw a nose why it doesn't look perfect or why it doesn't look like the reference photo. drawing a portrait, everything looks great but something is missing in drawing nose and you know there is a mistake but you can't notice that mistake. in today's blog, we are going to learn how to draw Nose step by step.

We are going to learn the easiest way how to draw a nose. By dividing the nose section into two different parts. we will the basic shapes to construct the rough sketch of the drawing and after that using the guidelines will draw a complete shaded nose.

before starting I will highly recommend to check out my earlier blog:-

Top 3 essential tools for drawing ! 😍😯 ( For beginners )

How to shade and different techniques to shade ! 😍😍🎨

Let's begin:-

Materials will need:-

HB pencil
4b pencil
8b pencil
Eraser
Cotton/ cotton bed/ Blending stump/ tissue paper

Step number 1) to start drawing Nose first of all draw a small circle or oval in the middle of the page where you want to draw the nose. now at you see in the picture I have drawn a Small circle in the same way you want to draw.

Step number 2) Now draw two small circles from the earlier circle aligning horizontally joined to the circle.

Step number 3) now draw a line that goes from three of the circles. as you can see in the image I have drawn a Wavy curve line which goes through each circle one by one

Step number 4) Draw the upper curved line which joins the downside Wavy line and the opposite small circles as shown in the picture.

Step number 5) Now shade the part near the nostrils of the nose. As shown in the picture I have shaded it with HB pencil first and then we will add the second layer with for 4B pencil.

Step number 6) Now as shown in the picture used for the pencil and shade the darker tones of the nose 4b pencil and lighter tones with a 2B pencil or HB pencil. after shading use any medium to blend like blend, cotton, or cotton ban, etc

This what easiest way to draw a nose. Hope you like this blog And hope this blog was helpful to you.

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Are you interested in shading or drawing? then you are in the right place.

In this blog, we will learn a different kind of shading and methods that how shading is done.😍

This blog will help you to improve your shading also if you are a beginner then you will be familiar with shading.

Shading is one of my favorite thing to do. Using shading you can make your drawing pop up and add depth to your drawing make it look more realistic and attractive. Many artists go with shading. And that's my favorite part to do.

I highly recommend you to see my earlier blog:- https://the-shruti-arts.blogspot.com/2020/10/how-to-start-drawing-for-beginners.html

What is Shading?

= Shading is used traditionally in drawing for depicting a range of darkness by applying media more densely or with a darker shade for darker areas, and less densely or with a lighter shade for lighter areas. Light patterns, such as objects having light and shaded areas, help when creating the illusion of depth on paper.

I am going to share some of my favorite techniques of shading with you.

1) Smooth shading:-

Smooth shading is a method of shading a region with a color gradient. Including the depth and the light. This makes your drawing look more realistic. This is my most favorite shading technique and if you are a beginner I recommend this technique is perfect for you.

As you see in these images there is depth, dark area, light area, highlights, mid-tone, core shadow, reflected highlight, cast shadow.

These are some elements of smooth shading which are considered while

doing smooth shading

2)Hatching:-

In this method, lines are drawn in one direction to shade an object. overlapping the lines on each other and stacking layers on one another creates a darker value in this shading technique. leaving space between lines makes the lighter tone in the drawing. The lines are shaped like the object shape i.e) if it's a circle then the curve lines are drawn.

3)cross-hatching:-

Cross-hatching is a method of line drawing that describes light and shadow. ... The lines are cross and drawn by stacking layers and then the darker value and lighter value are formed.
This technique is best for Drawing different textures of clothes, skin, etc.

4) circulism:-

As the word says circulism is the method in which circles are overlapped with one another. Overlapping circles and stacking layers of circles on one another create a darker tone and fewer te layers create a lighter tone. more circles i.e) darker tone is used to show the depth of the drawing. This method is perfect for shading fuzzy, comfy, detailed skin textures.

5) Contour shading:-

This method also includes lines. And it's a bit similar to hatching and cross-hatching the difference is that these lines go with the shape or contour of the object.