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Portrait Drawing

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Portrait Drawing, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 5, with 79 lectures, based on 2 reviews, and has 8 subscribers.

You will learn about Drawing pencil portraits on toned paper. Drawing pencil portraits on white paper. Composition in art. Contrast, values, and shadows in art. Mark making techniques. How to create space in art. Outlining faces with different methods. How to create drama in a realistic drawing. Hatching and cross-hatching techniques. What tangents are and how to avoid them. How to break parallels in art. The basics of a proportional divider. The advantages of toned paper. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn more about art. or People who are interested in art theory such as composition, contrast, and mark making techniques. or Anyone willing to observe and learn how to draw realistic pencil portraits. or Art enthusiasts. It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn more about art. or People who are interested in art theory such as composition, contrast, and mark making techniques. or Anyone willing to observe and learn how to draw realistic pencil portraits. or Art enthusiasts.

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Summary

Title: Portrait Drawing

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 5

Number of Lectures: 79

Number of Published Lectures: 79

Number of Curriculum Items: 88

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 88

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

  • Drawing pencil portraits on toned paper.
  • Drawing pencil portraits on white paper.
  • Composition in art.
  • Contrast, values, and shadows in art.
  • Mark making techniques.
  • How to create space in art.
  • Outlining faces with different methods.
  • How to create drama in a realistic drawing.
  • Hatching and cross-hatching techniques.
  • What tangents are and how to avoid them.
  • How to break parallels in art.
  • The basics of a proportional divider.
  • The advantages of toned paper.

Who Should Attend

  • Anyone who wants to learn more about art.
  • People who are interested in art theory such as composition, contrast, and mark making techniques.
  • Anyone willing to observe and learn how to draw realistic pencil portraits.
  • Art enthusiasts.

Target Audiences

  • Anyone who wants to learn more about art.
  • People who are interested in art theory such as composition, contrast, and mark making techniques.
  • Anyone willing to observe and learn how to draw realistic pencil portraits.
  • Art enthusiasts.

Join me now on a terrific adventure!

Are you under the impression that you need talent to learn how to draw? Well, if that’s the case, I hate to be the messenger but you’re wrong!

Wait! Don’t click away yet! I wasn’t trying to insult you!

The truth is: Anyone can learn how to draw. It’s a skill. And with the right techniques, you can learn how to draw too.

In this extensive drawing course, several recorded drawings will be shown from start to finish. It includes both pencil drawings on white paper as on grey paper.

But that’s not all!

You will also become more familiar with theory about art. And let me tell you, it is extremely fascinating! From shading and contrast to composition and mark making techniques, this course includes many useful methods and much valuable knowledge you can take with you on your journey to becoming a better artist. I’ve also included links to some eBooks you’ll get for free with the course.

Additionally, to make sure that you keep being entertained, I dressed up like an idiot and added a number of humorous videos in there to make you think about some controversial topics in regard to art.

I promise you that you will learn a lot, that you will discover new things, hear about things you have never considered before, and that, if you do the assignments and follow along, you will leave this course as a better artist.

Art lasts forever!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Values

Lecture 1: Intro

Lecture 2: Values

Lecture 3: Form and Cast Shadows

Lecture 4: Shadows on the Human Head

Lecture 5: Shadows on the Human Body

Chapter 2: A Live Drawing

Lecture 1: The Outline

Lecture 2: Light Shadows on the Face

Lecture 3: Drawing the Eyes

Lecture 4: Other Facial Features

Lecture 5: Starting to Draw the Hair

Lecture 6: Hair, Hair, and More Hair

Lecture 7: Correcting the Hands

Lecture 8: The Other Side of the Hair

Lecture 9: Artist's Block

Lecture 10: Ebook: Faces with Realistic Pencil Sketches

Chapter 3: Space in Art

Lecture 1: Why We Create Space

Lecture 2: Different Ways to Create Space

Lecture 3: Famous Paintings with Space

Lecture 4: Using Four Art Concepts to Create Interesting Art

Lecture 5: How to Use Negative Space to Outline a Drawing

Lecture 6: Varied Values for Drama

Lecture 7: The Rule of Odds

Chapter 4: Live Drawing

Lecture 1: The Outline

Lecture 2: Skin Tones

Lecture 3: More Grey Shadows

Lecture 4: The Left Eye

Lecture 5: The Ear

Lecture 6: The Right Eye

Lecture 7: Starting the Beard

Lecture 8: Finishing the Beard

Lecture 9: The Hair and the Hat

Lecture 10: The Neck Area

Lecture 11: The Jacket

Lecture 12: The Finishing Touches

Chapter 5: More Thoughts

Lecture 1: More Portraits of Men

Lecture 2: Zoom Call about Art Business

Lecture 3: Ebook: Men with Realistic Pencil Sketches

Chapter 6: Mark Making

Lecture 1: Drawing a Pretty Woman

Lecture 2: The Definition of Mark Making

Lecture 3: Mark Making Techniques

Lecture 4: Impasto

Lecture 5: Hatching in the Right Direction

Chapter 7: Live Drawing

Lecture 1: Outlining the Face

Lecture 2: The First Shadows and Details

Lecture 3: The First Eye

Lecture 4: The Second Eye

Lecture 5: Shadows on the Face

Lecture 6: Drawing the Nose

Lecture 7: Drawing the Ex Girlfriend

Lecture 8: Drawing the Lips

Lecture 9: Starting the Clothes

Lecture 10: Beginning to Draw the Hair

Lecture 11: The Left Side of the Hair

Lecture 12: The Top of the Hair

Lecture 13: Finishing the Drawing

Chapter 8: Other Thoughts about the Drawing

Lecture 1: Summary of the Tutorial

Lecture 2: Does Going to Art College Make You a True Artist?

Lecture 3: Ebook: Faces with Realistic Pencil Sketches-2

Chapter 9: Overlapping Objects

Lecture 1: Having a Gift

Lecture 2: Tangents

Lecture 3: Creating the Foreground and Background

Lecture 4: Line Weight

Lecture 5: Breaking Parallels

Lecture 6: Proportional Dividers

Lecture 7: Reasons to Draw on Toned Paper

Chapter 10: The Drawing

Lecture 1: The Outline

Lecture 2: The First Eye

Lecture 3: The Nose Area

Lecture 4: How Much Is Too Much?

Lecture 5: The Second Eye

Lecture 6: Drawing the Lips

Lecture 7: Highlights on the Face

Lecture 8: Starting the Hair

Lecture 9: Finishing the Left Side of the Hair

Lecture 10: The Neck and Other Side of the Hair

Lecture 11: Finishing the Right Side of the Hair

Chapter 11: Reflection

Lecture 1: Some Points to Ponder

Lecture 2: Quotes from Artists

Chapter 12: Bonus Lecture

Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture

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