@saritos

Peindre

Hello Hello! Looks like a promising drawing but it is a bit hard to read what is going on. For the next upload, make sure you take a clear shot so we can read the image better! You are on a good path of constructing the face. Here I would advise to put a bit more information before starting with values. In the linework stage we want to put all information (super defined or indicated) so we have little to no second guessing when applying shadows. You can helps yourself with Loomis' or Rilley method for constructing the face. They are pretty simple to learn and adapt in workflow. After that proceed with values. You can lightly mark them with an H3/H2 pencil and start applying shadows. For midtone you can have paper or put a light coat over the whole construction before applying shadows. Have a good guide when it comes to the human face so I recommend 3D Asaro head with clear face planes. Always make sure you follow set light source direction and forms of the human face correctly. Hope it helps!