Drawing Realistic Children

Drawing Realistic Children, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4, with 122 lectures, based on 4 reviews, and has 10 subscribers.

You will learn about How to draw realistic portrait of children. Various pencil techniques. Drawing on toned paper and white paper. How to hold a pencil. What pencil pressure to use. The power of lines. Recognizing and creating shapes. Methods to outline a drawing from reference with the right proportions. Creating texture in drawings. How to add emotion or atmosphere to art. Gesture sketching. Understanding the direction of light in art. This course is ideal for individuals who are Art enthousiasts who want to learn drawing techniques. It is particularly useful for Art enthousiasts who want to learn drawing techniques.

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Summary

Title: Drawing Realistic Children

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 122

Number of Published Lectures: 122

Number of Curriculum Items: 135

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 135

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to draw realistic portrait of children.

Various pencil techniques.

Drawing on toned paper and white paper.

How to hold a pencil.

What pencil pressure to use.

The power of lines.

Recognizing and creating shapes.

Methods to outline a drawing from reference with the right proportions.

Creating texture in drawings.

How to add emotion or atmosphere to art.

Gesture sketching.

Understanding the direction of light in art.

Who Should Attend

Art enthousiasts who want to learn drawing techniques.

Target Audiences

Art enthousiasts who want to learn drawing techniques.

Have you always wanted to get better at drawing those cute faces of your kids?

Or someone else’s?

Is realism something you gravitate towards?

In this comprehensive drawing course of more than 120 lectures, you will find it all: Instruction, theory, assignments, and entertainment.

I’ve put my heart and soul into creating this portrait drawing course. And I’ve made sure that there is plenty to learn.

Start out with the basics of holding a pencil, understanding materials, and getting started!

Follow along every step of the way as I show you how you can draw 6 different children’s portraits with pencils! Nothing got left out. Every line, every shadow, every smudge, every hatch… it’s all there. And by the end of these 12 hours, you will know what to do.

Learn more about the theory of art: Lighting, shadows, reference images, outlining, contrast, texture, direction, emotion, creating shapes, and much more!

Everything is put in a lighthearted, fun light, with me and a couple of other guys as presenters of art-related topics and debates in between the more “serious” lectures.

It’s fun!

It’s educational!

It’s fascinating!

It’s everything you would want in a portrait drawing video course!

Don’t wait and get started now!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome

Lecture 2: Introduction of the Teachers

Lecture 3: Get More out of This Course

Chapter 2: Materials and Techniques

Lecture 1: Different Kinds of Paper

Lecture 2: Pencils, Erasers, and Sharpeners

Lecture 3: How to Hold a Pencil

Chapter 3: The Power of Lines

Lecture 1: First Light Lines, Then Dark

Lecture 2: Thickness of Lines

Lecture 3: What Pencil Pressure to Use

Lecture 4: Arm Motions and Direction

Lecture 5: Swirls and Straight Lines

Lecture 6: Contours VS Blank

Lecture 7: Drawing the Entire Portrait

Chapter 4: Drawing of a Baby

Lecture 1: The Outline

Lecture 2: The First Shadows and Face

Lecture 3: The Eyes and Nose

Lecture 4: Drawing the Lips

Lecture 5: Shading the Hat

Lecture 6: The Ear and the Arm

Lecture 7: The Finishing Touches

Lecture 8: Other Portraits of Babies

Lecture 9: Ebook: Babies with Realistic Pencil Sketches

Chapter 5: Shapes

Lecture 1: Is Tracing Cheating?

Lecture 2: Abstract Shapes

Lecture 3: Degrees and Angles

Lecture 4: Axis Lines

Chapter 6: Shape Exercises

Lecture 1: Oval and Circle Perfection Exercises

Lecture 2: Square, Rectangle, and Triangle Exercises

Lecture 3: Making a Shape 3 Dimensional

Chapter 7: More Exercises

Lecture 1: Draw 3D Objects

Chapter 8: The Right Order

Lecture 1: Portrait of a Bigger Size

Lecture 2: The Right Order of Drawing

Chapter 9: Live Drawing

Lecture 1: Three Methods for the Outline

Lecture 2: Examples of the Methods

Lecture 3: Shadows on the Baby's Clothes

Lecture 4: More Baby Details

Lecture 5: The Baby's Face

Lecture 6: The Toddler's Left Eye

Lecture 7: The Toddler's Right Eye

Lecture 8: Drawing the Hair

Lecture 9: The Last Touches

Chapter 10: Other Thoughts

Lecture 1: Comments

Lecture 2: Other Little Girl Portraits

Lecture 3: How Slow or Fast Should You Draw?

Lecture 4: Ebook: Girls with Realistic Pencil Sketches

Chapter 11: Line Fundamentals

Lecture 1: Insulting Each Other's Insults

Lecture 2: Contouring and Line Thickness

Chapter 12: Direction in Drawings

Lecture 1: More Movement and Direction

Lecture 2: Ebook: Action Poses

Chapter 13: Texture

Lecture 1: Rough and Smooth Surfaces

Lecture 2: Reflective Surfaces

Lecture 3: Wetness

Lecture 4: Hair and Fur

Chapter 14: Live Portrait Drawing

Lecture 1: A Light Outline

Lecture 2: The Grey Layer

Lecture 3: The Ear

Lecture 4: More Shadows

Lecture 5: The First Eye

Lecture 6: Finishing the Details of the First Eye

Lecture 7: Starting the Nose

Lecture 8: Starting the Lips

Lecture 9: Finishing the Lips

Lecture 10: The Second Eye

Lecture 11: Drawing the Hair

Lecture 12: Drawing the Right Ear

Lecture 13: The Neck Area

Lecture 14: The Little Details of the Skin

Chapter 15: Emotion in Faces

Lecture 1: Facial Expressions

Lecture 2: How to Add Emotion or Atmosphere

Lecture 3: Good Background Music in Art

Chapter 16: Composition

Lecture 1: Recommending Your Own Course

Lecture 2: Blending in and Standing out

Lecture 3: Different Compositions

Lecture 4: Gesture Sketches

Lecture 5: Rule of Thirds

Instructors

Vincent Noot
Instructor

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