What's up guys, it's King. I'm sure you read the title already so let's just get into it. The first style I'm working with is a mostly straight hairstyle that curls around her neck and ends shortly after passing the shoulder. There's not really a specific way that I established the value. I mainly focused on keeping the top of her head the brightest area so I colored it kind of gradient from dark to the light which would be yeah. While I was doing that, I made sure to have curving lines in the mid tone that I was using which is light brown in this case to give the appearance of the strands of hair. The next hairstyle is pretty short. The little under shoulder length and pretty simple too. I drew some random lines pointing down at the bottom and I made a little ripple on the side since that side is farther from the light source. I decided to give it more value that way. Then I decided to make it darker by the roots and the ends while keeping it lighter in areas that the light source can reach. The last one is a longer hairstyle that has braids wrapping around the head in like a crown shape and quite a few straight hairs that come from underneath them. I kept considering the light source and since she's turned completely away from it, it will be really bright at the top and the back with some value in there by using a little darker color at the end with a few highlights on the braids. And yeah, that's the end of this drawing guide. Stay tuned until Friday for my next B drawing. Make sure you guys like, share, comment and subscribe. King out.