Graphite

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Draw Two Heads Better than One with Juan Perednik

They say two heads are better than one. This lesson proves it.

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Draw on the Dark Side with France Van Stone

This lesson is for anyone who loves the texture of graphite on paper, the meditative rhythm of sketching, and the thrill of capturing a likeness without overthinking it.

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It's Gonna Get Weird Before It Gets Good: Draw a Graphite Portrait with Zac Rybacki

A practice in graphite subtlety, this lesson is an invitation to slow down, observe deeply, and build confidence—one pencil stroke at a time.

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Draw a Heroic Portrait in Graphite with Margriet Aasman

Meet the challenge of a heroically upturned face with patience and pencil.

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Fun with Frottage: Draw a Textured Portrait with Bridget Clutten

Bring texture to life with a playful, tactile technique.

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Create 'Beautiful Drama' in Charcoal and Pastel with Tania Potapenko

With a focus on classical proportion and expressive restraint, Tania shows how to use subtle shifts in light to create a portrait with "beautiful drama."

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The Art of Tone: Get Graphic in Graphite with Karl Staub

This lesson is all about structure and contrast—about seeing light, midtone, and shadow as distinct shapes to be mapped, hatched, and carved into the page.

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Grace in Graphite: Capture a Serene Expression with Justin Maas

A tricky upward angle, subtle expression, and delicate lighting—elements that can easily throw off proportions or muddle a likeness. That’s exactly why it’s worth doing.

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Erase the Dark: Create a Dramatic Graphite Portrait with Sena Adjovi

Let the shadows do the storytelling.

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Figure It Out: Capture Gesture and Flow with Derek McClure

Bring life and energy to your drawings.

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Draw an Elegant Graphite Portrait with Tess-Marie White

Practice the fundamentals of graphite portraiture with a classical drawing and painting instructor.

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Bold Strokes, Quiet Focus: Draw a Ballpoint Portrait with Alvin Chong

Tattoo artist Alvin Chong invites you to embrace the patience and precision that pen drawing requires.