Anatomy Drawing – How to Draw the Head

Anatomy Drawing – How to Draw the Head, available at $54.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 28 lectures, based on 10 reviews, and has 102 subscribers.

You will learn about Lesson 1 – Stereometric rendering of the head, front, side and back; 2/3 and 3/4 width Lesson 2 – Positioning the main facial features: eyes, nose, mouth and ears in the front view and the side view. Lesson 3 – Adding three dimension: positioning the facial features in a 3/4 view of the head. Lesson 4 – The muscles mask: a schematinc rendering of the muscles of the face and their action Lesson 5 – The male and female skull: specific characteristics and proportions. Lesson 6 – Head and Neck: muscles and rhythms of flow Lesson 7 – Muscles of the head in details. Lesson 8 – Light and Shadow: the Planes of the Head Lesson 9 – Sketching in the essential features and proportions of the head from various angles. Lesson 10 – Portrait Drawing demonstration executed with tonal rendering. This course is ideal for individuals who are Open to everybody interested in anatomy drawing for portrait drawing It is particularly useful for Open to everybody interested in anatomy drawing for portrait drawing.

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Title: Anatomy Drawing – How to Draw the Head

Price: $54.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 28

Number of Published Lectures: 28

Number of Curriculum Items: 28

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 28

Original Price: $24.99

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What You Will Learn

Lesson 1 – Stereometric rendering of the head, front, side and back; 2/3 and 3/4 width
Lesson 2 – Positioning the main facial features: eyes, nose, mouth and ears in the front view and the side view.
Lesson 3 – Adding three dimension: positioning the facial features in a 3/4 view of the head.
Lesson 4 – The muscles mask: a schematinc rendering of the muscles of the face and their action
Lesson 5 – The male and female skull: specific characteristics and proportions.
Lesson 6 – Head and Neck: muscles and rhythms of flow
Lesson 7 – Muscles of the head in details.
Lesson 8 – Light and Shadow: the Planes of the Head
Lesson 9 – Sketching in the essential features and proportions of the head from various angles.
Lesson 10 – Portrait Drawing demonstration executed with tonal rendering.

Who Should Attend

Open to everybody interested in anatomy drawing for portrait drawing

Target Audiences

Open to everybody interested in anatomy drawing for portrait drawing

Have you ever wondered why it is so difficult to draw a portrait that looks just like your sitter – one that captures his or her physiognomic traits accurately, as well as the mood of the face?

When looking at a depiction of a human face, you will immediately notice small mistakes or slight anomalies: a nose that is too long, eyes that are too close to each other or too far apart, and a forehead that’s too small or big.

Often, you cannot identify the specific anomaly – you just feel that there is something wrong with the nose or the ears without being able to pinpoint the problem exactly. You’re aware of the defect in an instinctual way.

The recognition of facial features is so important to humans that areas in our brain evolved specifically for this purpose. But we read human faces and expressions through two filters, cultural as well as biological, and this makes us very discerning when interpreting people’s faces, including their intentions or moods.

Roberto Osti holds a BA in Anatomical and Surgical Drawing from the University of Bologna (Italy) and an MFA from the New York Academy of Fine Arts. He studied anatomy for medical and artistic purposes and has taught Figure Anatomy and Figure Drawing for more than a decade in various schools including the New York Academy of Fine Arts, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, and the University of the Arts.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: How to draw the Head: Materials

Lecture 2: How to draw the Head: Lesson 1 Intro

Lecture 3: How to draw the Head: Lesson 2 Intro

Lecture 4: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 3 Intro

Lecture 5: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 4 Intro

Lecture 6: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 5 Intro

Lecture 7: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 6 Intro

Lecture 8: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 7 Intro

Lecture 9: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 8 Intro

Lecture 10: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 9 Intro

Lecture 11: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 10 Intro

Chapter 2: How to draw the Head: Lesson 1

Lecture 1: How to draw the Head: Lesson 1

Chapter 3: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 2

Lecture 1: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 2

Chapter 4: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 3

Lecture 1: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 3

Chapter 5: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 4

Lecture 1: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 4 Part 1

Lecture 2: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 4B

Chapter 6: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 5

Lecture 1: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 5A

Chapter 7: How to draw the head Lesson 5b

Lecture 1: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 5B

Chapter 8: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 6

Lecture 1: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 6

Chapter 9: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 7

Lecture 1: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 7A

Lecture 2: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 7B

Lecture 3: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 7C

Chapter 10: Human Head – Lesson 8

Lecture 1: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 8

Chapter 11: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 9

Lecture 1: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 9A

Lecture 2: Human Head – Lesson 9B

Chapter 12: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 10

Lecture 1: Human Head – Lesson 10A

Lecture 2: Human Head – Lesson 10B

Lecture 3: How to Draw the Head – Lesson 10C

Instructors

Roberto Osti
Anatomy and Drawing teacher

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