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Fuentes

Fotos tomadas con mi celular Redmi note 8
Miniatura editada en CapCut
Video editado en Kinemaster
Music by Nicholas Panek from Pixabay
Traducido con Google Traductor

English

Hi, I'm @angelux and today I'm posting for the first time in this Hive Art Community, I'm very excited about it.

I love drawing, I'm learning little by little and I would like to be an excellent drawer in the future, I'm working hard on it.

The drawing that I bring you below is an assignment that our Spanish and Literature teacher sent us, corresponding to the objective planned for the second period of the fourth year of high school and that has to do with literary movements. My group was assigned to work with the literary movement called Baroque and where we also had to talk about the social context and ways of life.

In the social context, I was in charge of talking about the clothing that women wore in the Baroque era and I researched on the Internet that "the Baroque was an era that was characterized from the point of view of fashion by elegance, ornamentation and the use of luxurious fabrics." Information

The teacher recommended us to go to Pinterest and look for some drawings and I found this very nice one and I wanted to draw it. Here I bring you the process, I hope you like it.

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The materials I used to make the drawing were the following:

• Graphite pencil
• Eraser
• White sheets
• Colors
• Markers
• Scissors
• Glue

The first thing I do is divide the sheet to determine the height of my drawing and locate the dimensions of the body.

As I always do in my drawings, I start by shaping the body little by little and delicately. In this drawing I had to be very careful because there were many oval lines and shaping the dress was quite a challenge for me.

I drew the lines as carefully as possible and once I had sketched the shape of the body, I proceeded to outline the face. It was not a free drawing, since I had to represent it very similar to the original so that the teacher could evaluate the baroque clothing, so it had to be exact to the reference I used.

Once the figure was finished, I proceeded to paint it. In some parts of the drawing I used markers and in others I only added colors to slightly tone down the drawing so that it wouldn't be saturated.

And this is how I got the final result. For me, it was very beautiful and great. I hope you like it too and watch the video with love.

If you want to leave any comments or suggestions, I will be happy to read and answer them.

Sources

Photos taken with my Redmi note 8 cell phone
Thumbnail edited in CapCut
Video edited in Kinemaster
Music by Nicholas Panek from Pixabay
Translated with Google Translate

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