Make a Portrait Drawing Look Like Engraving

Reference for Portrait Drawing Method: "Drawing the Head and Hands" by Andrew Loomis

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[muralist]

Dude, don't apologize for your speech; your pencil and pens speak a universal language, and I appreciate your explanations. This video is very helpful.

[johndelancey]

Absolutely brilliant. I FINALLY understand what cross-contour hatching is supposed to be and can start trying to apply it. Love your work!

[Enhancedlies]

Sir, your English is far beyond my own understanding of your language; do not let people criticise that in such a way as it is unfounded. It was truly an amazing drawing and your narration worked wonders

[amatolihi]

This is the best tutorial on crosshatching with engraving style hands down. I love the step by step process you have.

[theorangeoof]

This genuinely look like something off a banknote, great job!

[Ron_DeForest]

Wow. This was incredible. The level of detail and patience is just insane. Amazing.

[pesto]

OMG.. your ability to draw parallel lines and curved parallel lines perfectly aligned and spaced is unreal... and what sets you apart from non-artists trying this... WOW!!

[ham]

The benchmark for how a tutorial should look like! 🎉❤

[billhammond]

This has to be the most informative 12.5 minutes I have ever watched. From your Lumus method pencil drawing to the finished product, it is packed with no-nonsense information that can be easily followed.
Excellent tutorial Tri Le, many thanks.

[theGoogol]

THIS is art!
THIS is what the world needs!!!
This is the type of human I adore ❤❤

[MrPaulowillians]

This class changes everything, now I understand everything, the key has turned! Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

[MakeYourLifeaWorkofArt]

Wow my jaw is on the ground! I’ve been creating portrait work for over 20 years and this just made my brain explode at your skill! 😮😳🤯

[judiburnett]

In the years that I’ve studied art, I had never come across a lesson in crosshatching as detailed as this. It’s usually shown as small patches. But with the complicated forms of a portrait, it is wonderful. Thank you. I’ve gotta try this. WOW

[karstenkuhlmann]

That is one of the most beautiful tutorials I have ever seen of drawing. You are a tremendously gifted artist and I hope you will publish a drawing book with all your knowledge and experience,

[unicornfangs]

This tutorial demo was so mesmerizing! I couldn’t tear my eyes away watching this piece come together all while learning new art techniques! Thank you for your time and dedication to sharing your knowledge!

[jakethesnake]

My buddy knows I'm an artist. He asked for a portrait of him and wis fiance. I told him I haven't done a portrait in a while but I'll try. Good grief it is not like riding a bike. This skill needs to practiced every day. I'm on attempt number 8 but I've retrained myself and your video has given me inspiration

[Theoldhiphophead]

As a native speaker, I found your English to be easy to follow. I applaud both your bravery to do this, and your skill that you share with us. Thank you!

[jelenabart]

This is the coolest thing I have ever seen. I always admired Franklin Booth's drawing but never knew how to achieve the same effect. Thank you!

[spiritedartisan]

Appreciate the time taken to explain clearly in detail step by step guide nicely done :)

[jehjah]

this is a great breakdown of each step, looking at a finished drawing it's hard to understand where and why each line goes but this was very well explained! I have naturally shaky hands so this might be impossible drawing style to me, but I want to try it at least once...