Sharing a video of a portrait I made.
The materials are graphite pencils. The shades range from 2b, 4b, 6b and 8b. The erasers I used are a hard eraser for erasing heavy strokes and cleaning the background and then a kneaded eraser (a soft and moldable gum eraser) for the light patches of highlights and soft gradation of highlights.
The video is a slideshow of around 200 pictures I took. A detailed documentation of the process.
This drawing was requested by my schoolmate for our professor, sorry I can't put the reference photo as my teacher would not like me to post it. I only have my art to present.
Drawing takes a lot of time, first you look at the facial shape, the angle of the eyes and distance of the nose, eyes, and mouth.
You should ask first:
(1) what is the shape of the face? Is it squarish with a big jaw? Round? Heartshape with a small forehead?💭
(2) are the eyes round? Drooping? Or is it slanted? 💭
(3) Does the nose look too big or small in my drawing? 💭
(4) Is the mouth smiling? Should I emphasize the expression a bit more?💭
Anyway, these are just basic guides. If you ever feel like you've done it right, then pat yourself on the back, if wrong?
Practice again and do it again.
I hope you like the simple video presentation, my brother 
I was supposed to put in some more photos of the process but it's all in the video maybe if the pictures aren't as defined and clear, I can comment a few wip photos. Just let me know.
Any questions and comments please don't hesitate!
Thank you very much for stopping by and stay tuned for more art by 
