First portrait I’ve ever drawn. Feedback is welcome! I can’t wait to learn more. I made this in Photoshop

At first, I created a thumbnail as he suggested, and it helped me figure some things out. But since I'm a beginner, things didn’t really work together. Anyway did the second one.

The pencil measurement explaination was complete lost on me :(

I’m a beginner but I still wanted to make an attempt !

And attempt without watching the videos because I don’t have premium 🥲

First attempt. Getting the hang of the digital medium.

First attempt. Forgive a lot of this not being cleaned up since I just checked the clock and oh god it is 1:30 in the morning I lost track of time

First attempt at drawing. I shall use this as a benchmark and come back to it and the portrait to see the improvements I can make through the course. I had difficulty simplifying the shadows and proportions.

First pic is before the demo, second with/after. Working on keeping it clean

Left after video (and on a sketch book, went shopping), right before the video and done digitally on procreate

shading that mouth was a nightmare. i am a beginner but i just wanted to try, and it was pretty difficult, took me 3 hours

After Watching Demo, I drew this Portrait of Marilyn Monroe. I'm not Fully Happy with the results. But i will keep drawing Portraits.

Before and after watching the video. Proportions and values need to be worked on some more.

I spent about 45 minutes on the outlines.... don't knowhow to get up to 1h30m. I guess I need to work on measuring proportions more carefully.

Obviously, I am not yet good with values. I will continue practicing, of course.

Played with the pear in the previous lesson and challenged myself with the guy's portrait. Before the demo is on the left (sorry, dude!), after—on the right. What is the top thing that needs to be improved?

This is my first real attempt at drawing using values and angles — technically my second one after the pear😅 I find these studies full of helpful insights! Thank you, Stan!

In my first attempt to draw it, I used six values instead of five. It's hard for me to limit the number of values without planning ahead, so doing a small thumbnail sketch really helps. However, using a pencil feels more time-consuming than using markers, and it also makes me want to add too many details.