Warmness, chillness and crayons: in a five-minutes sketch

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Hello, beautiful community!
Today I want to share with you another sketch of the actress Úrsula Corberó... spoiler; I didn´t get inspired or anything, I was looking at her account in instagram a time ago (she has such a great photos there) and I did the sketch.

The Process
First of all, the pencil. Not putting the paper above the screen, just looking at the picture and letting the pencil go free. I´ve always thoutht that the portraits are way much better when they´re not identical.

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Then, I went with the darkest colors, since I used watercolor wax crayons, their texture is smooth so I did it to get a well done mix between the chill and warm tones.

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Anyway. As you may guess, I continued with the warm colors, I mean, the lightest ones. And not putting any pressure on the crayon, just adding the colors in place.
We´re almost done, by the way!

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Having the warm and cold tones in place, is time to mix, and slowly give it shape. And also, I finished the hair, to make the light affect it, mixing the white crayon with the dark blue crayon was enough.

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Details. You know, routine.

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And then, pose for the picture and shine.

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  • I hope you enjoyed this!
  • You can see more of my art pieces in my instagram

P.S: Now, after looking at the picture for the 100th time, I catched an error, can you see it too?

Well! I say bye for now. See ya!

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