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Discover newly uploaded exclusive and member-only realtime tutorials. These tutorials are also saved in their dedicated libraries for organized viewing.
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[REAL-TIME] Avatar Pastel Portrait Drawing!
In this exclusive realtime member only tutorial, you will draw an Avatar inspired ash and fire character using pastel pencils on toned tan paper, starting from the grid setup all the way to the final cleanup. You will learn how to build accurate outlines with one inch grid boxes, control pastel pressure to avoid muddy layers, and keep your surface clean for bright highlights. We will cover feather crest detailing, headband texture, braids, skin shading with cool tints, realistic eye and eyebrow detailing, nose and lip structure, and clean edge control using an electric eraser and white pastel. References are included in the Materials section.
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[REAL-TIME] - Close-up Zebra Drawing!
In this exclusive real-time tutorial, you’ll learn how to draw a realistic zebra face using charcoal, starting from grid construction and outlining to detailed fur texture and lifelike eye rendering. This session focuses on stroke control, pressure timing, and fur direction to build zebra stripes as hair instead of flat shapes, while avoiding common mistakes that make drawings look muddy or overworked. You’ll learn charcoal layering, clean white fur handling with white pastel, soft blending for depth, and step-by-step eye detailing to bring the drawing to life. This lesson is ideal for beginner and intermediate artists who want clean, natural zebra drawings with strong contrast, depth, and controlled realism using a simple charcoal workflow. References are included in the Materials section.
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[REAL-TIME] - Hyper Realistic Hands (Part 1)
In this First part of this exclusive real-time tutorial, you’ll learn how to draw hyper-realistic elderly and baby hands using graphite, from the initial outline to the final highlights. I’ll show you how to create realistic skin texture, control pressure for depth, and use pencils and erasers to draw wrinkles, soft baby skin, nails, and natural light transitions. You’ll also learn how to control focus, keeping some areas soft and blurry while gradually sharpening others for a natural, realistic look. This step-by-step lesson is perfect for beginner and intermediate artists who want better realism and control in hand drawings.
Note: This tutorial was quite long, so to ensure high video quality and a comfortable learning experience, it has been split into two parts.
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[REAL-TIME] - Hyper Realistic Hands (Part 2)
In this Second part of this exclusive real-time tutorial, you’ll learn how to draw hyper-realistic elderly and baby hands using graphite, from the initial outline to the final highlights. I’ll show you how to create realistic skin texture, control pressure for depth, and use pencils and erasers to draw wrinkles, soft baby skin, nails, and natural light transitions. You’ll also learn how to control focus, keeping some areas soft and blurry while gradually sharpening others for a natural, realistic look. This step-by-step lesson is perfect for beginner and intermediate artists who want better realism and control in hand drawings.
Note: This tutorial was quite long, so to ensure high video quality and a comfortable learning experience, it has been split into two parts.
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[REAL-TIME] - How to Draw Cat and Butterfly
In this exclusive tutorial, I’m showing you how to draw a highly detailed cat and butterfly scene using graphite from the initial outline to the final highlights. You’ll learn how to build realistic textures, create depth with pressure control, and use both pencil and erasers to develop fur, wings, and delicate reflections. And yes this is super easy to follow, even if you're just starting out!
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[REAL-TIME] - How to Draw a Wet Face Portrait – Step by Step!
In this tutorial, I’m sharing all the little techniques that take realism to the next level. You’ll see how I vary pencil pressure for soft transitions, how I create shine and texture in water drips, and how I blend graphite for a smooth, natural finish all while keeping control over the tiny details that really matter.
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[REAL-TIME] How to Draw a Realistic Stag with Graphite!
Throughout the video, you’ll see how I build structure, layer values gradually, and bring out textures that give the drawing depth and realism. From the subtle shading around the face and fur to carefully placed highlights, every element is drawn with attention to light, form, and flow. I also used tools like the Mono Zero eraser to sharpen details and add contrast that makes certain areas really stand out. What I enjoyed most about this piece was the challenge of blending softness with strength balancing fine textures and smooth transitions to create a finished portrait that feels lifelike and grounded. If you’re looking to improve your control, explore tonal layering, or just want to draw along with something detailed and meditative, I think you’ll really enjoy this one. ✏️
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[REAL-TIME] - Harry Style's Portrait Drawing!
In this tutorial, I’ll guide you through the full process of building depth and texture in the hair, shading smooth skin, retouching the eyebrows for a natural look, and carefully shaping the nose and lips to capture realistic form. You’ll also see how I use the Mono Zero eraser to add those sharp, clean highlights that really make the portrait pop, and I’ll walk you through how to balance light and shadow to create a lifelike sense of depth. My goal with this tutorial is to help you develop more control over your strokes, build realistic textures with confidence, and understand how to bring all the features together into a finished, expressive portrait.
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[REAL-TIME] - Realistic Eagle Drawing Tutorial! Full Breakdown & Pro Tips
In this exclusive real-time tutorial, you’ll learn how to draw a realistic eagle head using graphite pencils on 250 GSM sketchbook paper. Working within a 6x8 inch grid, we begin by carefully outlining the beak, eye, and feather tufts before moving into shading. The background is built with graphite powder and blended smoothly using brushes and tissue for a soft, pitch-black finish. You’ll practice creating 3D feather textures with layered strokes, pressure control, and V-shaped patterns, while highlights are lifted with Mono Zero, kneaded, and electric erasers. The tutorial also covers intricate eye detailing with dots and strokes for iris texture, glossy highlights, and deep shadows. The beak is developed with layered powder shading, fine highlight strokes, and scratch-like textures for a natural surface. Finally, the body feathers are shaped with strokes, dots, and tonal variation to complete a lifelike study of light, depth, and realism. References are included in the Materials section.
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[REAL-TIME] - Realistic HAIR Drawing Using Graphite Pencils!
In this exclusive real-time tutorial, you’ll learn how to draw realistic hair using graphite pencils on 250 GSM sketchbook paper. Working within a 10x12 inch grid, we start by mapping the flow of the hair in large clusters before refining the outline. You’ll practice tapered strokes with variable pressure to create natural locks, build a 3D base with B and 8B pencils, and layer highlights using the Mono Zero eraser. Flyaway strands, overlapping layers, and subtle tonal shifts bring depth and realism to the drawing. This lesson is perfect for studying flow, texture, and shine in hair. References are included in the Materials section.
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