Portrait Drawing Tutorial | The Subtractive Method

In this quick little charcoal drawing video I wish to share with you one particular way that I use to practice creating portraits. The goal is to be quick, deliberate, and to train the eye. By "train the eye" I mean being able to capture proportion without the need of measuring/copying. On a side note, this technique is very fun and expressive. I will most likely film more of these.

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The materials used in this video are listed below,

Charcoal: Nitram Fusains B 5mm (sharpened with sand paper)
Paper used in this video: 9x12" Kona Classic Premium Toned Artist Paper Medium Surface
My Preferred Paper: 11x14" Strathmore Pastel 400 Series
Paper Towel: Viva Brand Cloth-like (amazing for drawing/painting)
Kneaded Eraser
Stump