Diana De Gales! Freed Drawing.

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Hello my dear friends, I hope you are well, welcome again to my blog!

A very special person motivated me to draw the now defunct Princess Diana of Wales, Well I let myself be convinced and this is the result, I really enjoyed doing this drawing, I tell you that when Diana died in that tragic accident, I was only 13 years old, I remember that the news traveled all over the world, television channels and newspapers, they told how the accident had happened, since then many conspiracy theories have emerged regarding his death, some truly amaze me and are very credible, others go beyond the limits of understanding and credibility, but in the same way they stop attracting attention.

As I told you before, I was barely 13 years old when she died, and for being an immature child I did not give much importance, with the passing of the years I have read many writings and stories, I have seen biographical documentaries about the fascinating life of Diana, and I have remained open-mouthed, She really was a very interesting woman, with her successes and mistakes, but she gave many examples to follow.

Diana, Princess of Wales (Sandringham, England, July 1, 1961-Paris, France, August 31, 1997), registered at birth as Diana Frances Spencer, was the first wife of Charles of Wales, crown prince of the British Crown , with whom he had two children, Guillermo and Enrique.
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Materials that I used for drawing:

Sheet type opaline letter.
Pencil 2H.
Pencil B.
Pencil 2B.
Pencil 3B.
Pencil 8B.
Diffuser # 6

Each artist has his way of feeling comfortable when it comes to drawing, personally after making the sketch, I start to give shape to the drawing by the eyes, first I draw the pupil and then the iris, later, I started drawing lashes and eyelids, finally the eyebrows and then I shaded to give depth and dimension to the eyes.

Then with the diffuser giving shape to the nose, you just have to take into account where the light comes from because the nose does not have such marked lines (if is young the person we are going to draw), with the exception of the holes nasals.

Then it's the turn of the mouth, if the mouth is open or a little open, start with the darkest parts (inside out) then go to the lips to give the tones according to skin tone or if you use lipstick.

After having your eyes, nose and mouth ready, you proceed to shade the cheekbones, chin and all the parts that require shade according to the source of light that your drawing has.
Then you go to the hair, neck and clothes.

Here I show you a gif of how you can see the drawing during the elaboration process, until its final result.

gif Diana.gif

This has been a brief explanation of how the drawing should be done, keep in mind that practice makes to the master, until a little over two months ago I did not know I had this talent, but little by little I have perfected it.

I hope you like my drawing, I am still in the process of training in this area of my life that I love so much, and those who have more knowledge in the drawing I read your suggestions.