So now that our layers drive to take my number four brush and mix some color, I'm going to take some of this Van Dyck brown and put it down on my palette, and I'm going to make some separate in with that. I'll take one brush full of whatever remains from this color of the yellow ochre color remixed. And that was my smallest brush, I'm going to pick up my pigment. And I'm going to start in the center here, overlapping this little border that we made, and I'm just going to make brushstrokes, I'm going to point them up to the top of the head just like this. And some are going to go one way some are going to go the other, I just don't want to create parallel lines. Then I'm going to move over to the other side and do the same thing.

Moving up to the head here. And then when I get to the center, I'm going to pull those lines up as well. Go back and just kind of balance it out so that one side isn't particularly longer than the other. Then a bit of come here, create this around my eye. And then on the bottom here, I'm going to make pull my brushstrokes around the I gotta follow that shape we created all the way down. And I'll do the same thing over here.

So I pull the brushstrokes down around the eye. And then I pulled more brush strokes down the shape of the face. I'm going to start with my right eye here, right at the top here, and I'm going to pull brush strokes all the way to the side. And I'm going to lead in combine them underneath the eye. I'm going to create kind of a triangle going down here with my border. So I'll make my border first and then I'll add more for all the hair is going to the outside.

I'll do the same thing on this side. Start at the top of the I kind of flick the hair this way. And I'll continue this underneath the eye. Always the hair brushing to the outside. And I'll continue adding brushstrokes always going to the outside of the face. Go back to the other side.

To balance it out. And I'll start right here in the center of the eye. gonna pull some hairs up. And I'll do the same thing on this side. Then I'm going to take another layer, pull it up towards the center, working my way up as I go on both sides. We take my brush, start in the center of the year here or the end of the year here and make nice long strokes going the length of the year, get more pigment on my brush and just pull that color up over to the center of the year to continue those long strokes of hair.

I'll do the same thing on this side. pull one out here to match. Gonna make smaller little hair on the end of the year. I'm gonna rinse my brush, pick up some more of this yellow ochre, and I can mix it a new if I want. Add a little Van Dyck brown to that. And then I'm gonna come here, just behind the first layer we put down behind the eye, and pull up more hair.

And I'll do that on this side as well. I'm always going back and forth to try and balance them out. gonna pull more pigment right to the end, and as I get to the end, I'm going to pull that hair down. Follow The shape we made of the face. right here in the center, I'm going to pull all that hair up and go over those little dark tufts we made, bringing just a little bit of hair into the ears. Gonna take that darker color and just outline that year.

Come in here and I can see it's not really balanced on this side. So I'm gonna thicken this part up a little. We'll let this layer dry.