His process of building from a layer of vine charcoal (in many forms) before layers with the more permanent charcoal pencil and compressed charcoal is easy to understand. He uses his fingers, palms, paper napkins and kneaded eraser to smooth, blend, and highlight the lighted areas of the drawing.

It is magical to see how he pulls this incredibly beautiful head out of blank paper. If drawing is your nemesis, this is a program you will want to view over and over to see how little is required to create a head of astounding sculptural quality on a flat piece of paper.

If you haven't yet purchased Zhaoming Wu's book on drawing, this is a perfect opportunity to acquire both the book and the video. The book has been translated into English for the most information about all of the various ways that Mr. Wu works with his drawing tools.

This is another program we recommend for your art video library, and one you will refer to often if you are interested in perfecting your drawing techniques.

also You can find my other last: Drawing-posts

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