In this article you’ll learn how to draw a seated woman as part of our series on drawing a pin up girl. Once you have completed this seated character study you will have a variety of options to choose from for your finished drawing. Also, this thumbnail option may be set aside for later use in
Pin Up Sailor Girl | 03 |How to Draw a Seated Pose Read More »
Ready to learn more about draw a pinup girl? You’ve done all of the main drawing and now it’s time to add in a little bit of final detail to finish off the sailor girl. You need to look at the whole image and then focus on the areas to finish and improve. Adding Lighting
Pin Up Sailor Girl | 08 |Finishing Details Read More »
Drawing Expressions: Start Drawing the Head Start off this lesson on drawing expressions by tilting the head in a different angle from the previous lesson. Not only is it good practice to always draw the face from every angle you can think of, this particular angle is also going to lend itself well to the curious
Drawing Expressions | 03 |Curious Expression Read More »
Head Construction Welcome to the next part of facial expressions drawing! Start off by constructing the head, first with a sphere, and then by drawing in the mandible. If you’re having any problems with this, try going back to the face fundamentals video series from LaurieB! She will walk you through everything that you need
Drawing Expressions | 04 |Scared/Surprised Expression Read More »
Ever wondered why we love superheroes so much? Ever since the first comic book rolled off the press in the 1930s, we’ve been fascinated by gritty tales of costumed avengers keeping our streets safe from evil, but what does this say about us? What is the psychology of superheroes and why do we love them
Kapow! 5 Reasons Why We Love Superheroes So Much Read More »
This podcast interview with Chris Kirkland gives you everything you need to know about getting your first piece of artwork up online and available for sale. Let’s get to it!
PK 004: Chris Kirkland Interview on Selling Your Artwork Online Read More »
Bull by Elaine De Kooning – a great example of movement and energy in a painting [one_whole] Filling a sketchbook with vibrant ideas is one of the most important things an artist can do, but what happens when you try and work these movement drawings up into a finished piece of artwork? All too often,
Bring The Action! 5 Easy Ways To Create Exciting Movement Drawings Read More »
How to Draw an Angry Face: The Basic Head Want to learn how to draw an angry face? First, draw the basic head shape just like you’ve done all throughout this lesson series. The important thing with this step is when you start to create the line that the eyebrows follow.Because the head is a
Drawing Expressions | 06 |The Angry Face Read More »
How to Draw a Sad Face: Start With Worried Eyebrows Ready to learn how to draw a sad face? One of the big things that is going to sell your sad expression is having the eyebrows curving upward toward the middle. In addition to curving up, the corners of the eyebrows are going to push
Drawing Expressions | 07 |The Sad Expression Read More »
How to Draw a Geisha: Create the Neckline and Hanging Fabric After going through the last lesson on how to draw a Geisha, you should have a good idea about how this fabric is going to flow over the curves of the body. Because this is going to be a robe the left side is
Drawing Hair and Clothing | 08 |Loose Clothing 2 – Drawing a Geisha’s Long Robe Read More »