A portrait In Sepia Chalk, with Stephen Bauman, Part 1

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Big challenge right here!
Working with compressed chalks and looking for a high level of refinement took me all the way to the final buzzer.
The result though was worth it. I love this drawing material and in this tutorial we are going to get really creative with it!
Super organic block in process in this drawing as well. You will learn how to let the composition, "grow."
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My work focuses on the human figure. I've given drawing and painting workshops and demos throughout the United States and Europe. I have been making realist drawing and painting tutorials for two years now that I release through my Patreon page.

[@SockMonkeyofcourse]

Once again, one of the best teachers on the web! Thank you sir!

[@toddtyrrell]

Charcoal, sepia and pastel have been my dry medium of choice for years. The drawings you make in graphite are so exciting and for me are both painterly and precise. This has inspired me to start new projects. However, I was hoping to see such a demonstration. Thank you and I will soon take up a membership over the holiday. LOVING the digital work as well!!

[@pentachronic]

Wow, the advice on holding back on the hard edges was not wasted on me. That's something I need to loosen up on.

[@arnold2428]

It's truly humbling to see such excellence captured through video! Thank you for sharing your knowledge Stephen!

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

My pleasure!

[@gepetodelamorte8149]

Only 436 likes ? It's one of the most complete guide to sepia chalk folks...

[@bigbrushtony4770]

It's pretty hard material and it's kinda rare to see the process. Thank you for your knowledge !

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

My pleasure!

[@hoado8766]

New material is always fun~~

[@joycesmith5786]

Excellent as always!

[@ZacRybacki]

Fantastic vid. So much great advice.

[@JRF777]

beautiful work, you could draw live (streaming)even if it takes more than an hour and you accompany it with good music. there are many people who like to see how an artist works in real time ...

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

I’ll have to try that.

[@emreacarstudio]

so good, very amazing tutorial

[@solomonsolomon4974]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Perfecto

[@sidhigupta8202]

Which lead are you using.. It's better if you will share the link of the lead you r using..

[@lochu91]

The last point at the end that you make couldn't be more accurate. I find myself constantly making lines that are too dark. Especialy when drawing face features.

[@Alex-by4zv]

it's a solid sub from me

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Thanks!

[@luisgarzon8025]

What kind -brand- of sepia sticks do you use?

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Koh-I-noor

[@greekveteran2715]

Please what's the tiny stick, that looks almost like a toothpick at 7:48 ? (Not the paperstump,whuch is in a common size/thickness,the other one that is way smaller)Whats that,please?

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

It is a tiny paper stump.

[@hengzhang4428]

Great work , normal speed please

[@sudhanshubansode2452]

Sir result of rembrandt competition?

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Comes out Jan 1st.

[@steveabel]

Man I do not envy what you had to go through at the Florence academy but hot damn can you make art

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Thanks man!!

[@user-uj7pm2fk6p]

You are not easy on the eye