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Several Years ago Christopher Sia could barely call himself an amateur pencil portrait artist. While his work was better than stick figures, his portraits were nothing compared to the realistic drawings of true master pencil artists. Then, after years of practice and trial and error, he discovered the secrets behind drawing realistic pencil portrait drawings. Being a teacher at heart, he decided to put what he learned into a downloadable package and make it available to you. Pencil Portrait Mastery promises to help unlock the “real master level” of this art form and have you drawing ultra realistic pencil portraits in a few short months. You will learn how to focus on individual facial features and how to observe small details. You will also learn how to develop a true artist’s eye and see things that other artists miss. You will have hundred of illustrations and images to guide you step by step to pencil drawing mastery.

What You Get:

-How to Draw a Realistic Eye
-How to Draw a Realistic Nose
-How to Draw a Realistic Mouth and Teeth
-How to Draw a Realistic Ear
-How to draw Realistic Hair

Bonuses:

-5 lesson Process Maps
-100 High Resolution Reference Pictures
-12 weeks worth of Pencil Portrait Mastery Exercises
-Free Lifetime Updates

The cost for this course at the time of this review is $47.00 which is about average for a product like this. The bonuses look like they could be worth something, especially the high resolution reference photos.

What Others Think:

Checking out what others think about Christopher Sia and his Pencil Portrait Mastery Guide, I found a lot of good things about the course. I found that a number of customers like all of the “good little tips’ that can be found throughout the guide. It seems to be a good reference guide that can help you draw specific facial features better. Since it has been on the market, it has been a pretty decent seller with a relatively decent return rate so I doubt that it is scam in any way.

The few bad things that I found out about the course have to do with the lessons that are offered. While the course does a great job at addressing specific facial features, it seems to be lacking lessons on how to put it all together into a coherent face. Also, it does not appear that this course is for mere beginners since it lacks lessons on basic drawing techniques.

While this course may not be ideal for beginners, it is packed with a lot of information that an aspiring pencil portrait artist could use. If you are looking to master this art form, I suggest you give Pencil Portrait Mastery a try. Since it is covered by a 60 Day Money Back Guarantee, trying it is risk free.