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QuestionIs it better to shade with pencil or charcoal?Community AnswerStart with pencil. It is much easier to control than charcoal. After you've had some practice with pencil, you can decide whether or not you want to move onto charcoal.
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QuestionI had a hard time drawing a nose so I left it for last. Will method 1 still work?Community AnswerYes, but you might have to erase some of the stuff around it and work it into the picture. I always leave the nose and eyes for last and it still works.
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QuestionCan I just use mechanical pencils?Community AnswerIn the beginning, you can use mechanical pencils, but I suggest moving to graphite pencils eventually for higher quality drawings.
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QuestionHow old do I have to be to become an artist?Community AnswerYou can be an artist at any age, but most professional artists are mid teens to whenever.
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QuestionHow do I draw a nose if I don't have 2B, 4B or 6B pencils?Community AnswerYou don't need soft pencils to draw a nose; you just won't be able to shade by smudging.
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QuestionHow do I get better at drawing when practicing doesn't work?Community AnswerKeep practicing with a confident mindset. Negativity is scientifically proven to affect your overall performance in anything. Practicing WILL help, it just might take awhile for you to really see results.
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QuestionHow do I shade along the guide lines when drawing a nose?Community AnswerWhen you shade and see the guidelines, it's like a path. You follow the path (aka lines) to shade. Note this will vary on the types of pencils that you are using. If you have only one, change pressure to shade.
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QuestionWhat type of writing instrument do I use to draw a nose?Community AnswerYou could try using a mechanical pencil when starting out, but if you want realistic shading, try using graphite pencils, textured sketchbook paper, and a few blending stumps.
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QuestionCan I shade with cotton buds?LuxeishCommunity AnswerYes, you can! Cotton balls and cotton swabs work exceptionally well as blending tools.
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