Drawing the Human Skull
Drawing the Human Skull, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 35 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 8 subscribers.
You will learn about Drawing skulls. Learning what lies beneath the skin. Learning how our heads are shaped. Studying crevices, bulges, highlights, and shadow areas. Understanding how caricature artists use conspicuous details to create a likeness. Anatomy studies to enhance your drawing skills. This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone interested in learning the anatomy of the skull to perfect their portrait drawings. It is particularly useful for Anyone interested in learning the anatomy of the skull to perfect their portrait drawings.
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Summary
Title: Drawing the Human Skull
Price: $19.99
Average Rating: 4.5
Number of Lectures: 35
Number of Published Lectures: 35
Number of Curriculum Items: 40
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 40
Original Price: $19.99
Quality Status: approved
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What You Will Learn
- Drawing skulls.
- Learning what lies beneath the skin.
- Learning how our heads are shaped.
- Studying crevices, bulges, highlights, and shadow areas.
- Understanding how caricature artists use conspicuous details to create a likeness.
- Anatomy studies to enhance your drawing skills.
Who Should Attend
- Anyone interested in learning the anatomy of the skull to perfect their portrait drawings.
Target Audiences
- Anyone interested in learning the anatomy of the skull to perfect their portrait drawings.
Why is studying anatomy so useful in art?
It’s because by doing so, we understand the shape and volume of the things we draw, not just the outward appearance. By knowing how our skin is shaped around our skeleton, frame, and flesh, we can better comprehend the shadows and highlights we see and decide to exaggerate or minimize them, based on the 3-dimensional depth we are trying to add.
This is one of the most essential things that distinguishes someone who draws flat images, and a master who has learned to add depth, volume, contrast, and a perception of dimension, carefully shaping the images they see and conveying that understanding onto the canvas or paper they use.
That’s a lot of beautiful words, but it all comes down to this: Study the skull and your portraits will get better.
In this course, you will go over some theory lessons that help you understand the anatomy of the human head. You will dive deeply into aspects like the crevices and bulges in our skull, which define cheekbones, eye sockets, and more.
Added to these in-depth classes is a personal touch, a slight sense of humor, and a light-hearted way of explaining the art theories to make it more entertaining and comprehensive.
Get started now! Or the skull guy will get you in your sleep! (Maybe)
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Reasons for Studying the Human Skull
Lecture 1: Why Learn about the Human Skull?
Lecture 2: Studies Done by Previous Art Masters
Lecture 3: Understanding What Hides Beneath the Skin
Lecture 4: Differences between Human and Other Species
Lecture 5: Skulls as Creepy Symbols of Death
Chapter 2: Basic Anatomy Studies
Lecture 1: Names of the Features
Lecture 2: Drawing the Contours
Lecture 3: Jaws and Cheekbones
Lecture 4: Teeth and Mouth
Lecture 5: The Nose Area
Lecture 6: Eyes and Eye Sockets
Lecture 7: Shading the Skull
Chapter 3: Proportions and Facial Features
Lecture 1: Predict My Future
Lecture 2: The Nose
Lecture 3: The Eyes
Lecture 4: The Mouth
Lecture 5: The Jaw and Cheekbone
Lecture 6: Comparing Proportions
Chapter 4: Shadow Areas
Lecture 1: Eye Sockets
Lecture 2: The Nasal Cavity
Lecture 3: The Jaws
Lecture 4: The Forehead and Sides
Lecture 5: The Left Background Shadow
Lecture 6: Emphasizing Contrast
Chapter 5: Capturing Likeness
Lecture 1: Symmetry VS Asymmetry
Lecture 2: Features That Stand out
Lecture 3: How Caricaturists Use Conspicuous Facial Features – A
Lecture 4: How Caricaturists Use Conspicuous Facial Features – B
Lecture 5: Comparing the Face to the Skull
Lecture 6: Capturing Likeness Fast – A
Lecture 7: Capturing Likeness Fast – B
Chapter 6: Application to Portraits
Lecture 1: One Last Comparison
Lecture 2: Lighting Makes a Difference
Lecture 3: Why Skeletons Will Rule the World
Chapter 7: Bonus Lecture
Lecture 1: Bonus Lecture
Instructors
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Vincent Noot
Instructor
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