Head Drawing Fundamentals

Head Drawing Fundamentals, available at $64.99, has an average rating of 4.55, with 25 lectures, based on 31 reviews, and has 205 subscribers.

You will learn about In this course well systematically break down the head into easy steps that will give you basic proportions of the head as well as how to find and break down the features. From there, well discuss putting in shadows and modeling form to ultimately arrive to a finish. This course is ideal for individuals who are All levels of art students who want to learn how to draw portraits. It is particularly useful for All levels of art students who want to learn how to draw portraits.

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Summary

Title: Head Drawing Fundamentals

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 4.55

Number of Lectures: 25

Number of Published Lectures: 25

Number of Curriculum Items: 25

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 25

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

In this course well systematically break down the head into easy steps that will give you basic proportions of the head as well as how to find and break down the features. From there, well discuss putting in shadows and modeling form to ultimately arrive to a finish.

Who Should Attend

All levels of art students who want to learn how to draw portraits.

Target Audiences

All levels of art students who want to learn how to draw portraits.

In this class I’ll cover the basics of getting started with Head Drawing and how to break down the head into simple grid-like mechanics that will help you find the proportions and features of the head. I’ll discuss my thought process behind all the steps in constructing the head and then do a full-length portrait from start-to-finish. Along the way, I’ll discuss ideas about the various features of the head as well as how I tackle things like shadows and building form to create a three-dimensional portrait.

There is quite a bit involved in drawing a portrait from any angle, and although I don’t cover every little angle or idea about head drawing, this class will be a good introductory class to get you started and see how a portrait gets developed from the early stages and to a finish!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Head Construction Pt. 1

Lecture 1: Head Construction Pt. 1

Chapter 3: Head Construction Pt. 2

Lecture 1: Head Construction Pt. 2

Chapter 4: Head Construction Pt. 3

Lecture 1: Head Construction Pt. 3

Chapter 5: Head Construction Pt. 4

Lecture 1: Head Construction Pt. 4

Chapter 6: The 3/4 Head Pt. 1

Lecture 1: The 3/4 Head Pt. 1

Chapter 7: The 3/4 Head Pt. 2

Lecture 1: The 3/4 Head Pt. 2

Chapter 8: Beginning the Block-in Pt. 1

Lecture 1: Beginning the Block-in Pt. 1

Chapter 9: Beginning the Block-in Pt. 2

Lecture 1: Beginning the Block-in Pt. 2

Chapter 10: Flattening Shadows

Lecture 1: Flattening Shadows

Chapter 11: Beginning the Form Pass

Lecture 1: Beginning the Form Pass

Chapter 12: Continuing the Form Pass

Lecture 1: Continuing the Form Pass

Chapter 13: Continuing the Form Pass Pt. 2

Lecture 1: Continuing the Form Pass Pt. 2

Chapter 14: Modeling the Eye

Lecture 1: Modeling the Eye

Chapter 15: Beginning the Mouth

Lecture 1: Beginning the Mouth

Chapter 16: Continuing the Mouth

Lecture 1: Continuing the Mouth

Chapter 17: The Chin and Lower Face

Lecture 1: The Chin and Lower Face

Chapter 18: Drawing the Nose

Lecture 1: Drawing the Nose

Chapter 19: The Second Eye

Lecture 1: The Second Eye

Chapter 20: The Eye and Cheek

Lecture 1: The Eye and Cheek

Chapter 21: Starting the Forehead

Lecture 1: Starting the Forehead

Chapter 22: Continuing the Forehead

Lecture 1: Continuing the Forehead

Chapter 23: Finishing the Forehead

Lecture 1: Finishing the Forehead

Chapter 24: Finishing up

Lecture 1: Finishing up

Chapter 25: Closing Thoughts

Lecture 1: Closing Thoughts

Instructors

Mark Hill
Fine Artist

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