Mouth, Eyebrows and Hair You’re almost finished learning about the drawing proportions of the face. This final lesson will put the last missing features on the face and show you how to add the mouth, eyebrows and hair. [one_half] Placing the Mouth To get the placement of the mouth you can go with the …
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So far in this lesson series on drawing facial features, you have created a sphere and then divided it up to mark the hair line, brow line, nose line and jaw line. Now that you have defined those major markers you’re going to be placing the individual features and really start to flesh out the …
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Drawing the Female Form: Line of Action In the last lesson on drawing the female form, you started off with an “S” curve for the line of action. In this lesson on how to pose the female figure, we’re going to change things up a little bit so you can use a “C” curve. After …
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Drawing Feet: Basic Shapes When you are drawing feet, the basic shape you will start with is a triangle. Be careful when you attach the foot and ankle to the leg. A common mistake is to make the ankle the narrowest part of the leg, when the thinnest part is actually slightly above the ankle. Drawing …
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In this lesson on drawing a nose, you will learn how to place the nose on the face. There are all kinds of different formulas that have been devised over the years for placing the nose in relation to the other parts of the face, but for the purposes of this foundation lesson you will …
How to Draw Different Nose Shapes: The Basics Want to learn how to draw different nose shapes? To begin drawing noses in different styles, here’s a look at the basic nose you learned how to draw in the previous lesson. Remember, the nose is made up of these four basic parts: The Bridge The Septum The …
Here is a look at our first warm up sketch in this sketching on location series: Want to know how to learn the basics of sketching on location? In this series, Brian Wong will walk you through the steps he takes while doing just that. By definition, sketching is a drawing (or other composition) that …
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Here is a look at the sketch in this speed sketching techniques tutorial: Step .01 When learning speed sketching techniques, start by taking what you see and simplifying it, almost like a stick figure drawing. You want a simplified version of your subject and it is easy to build up from that.Step .02 Start drawing …
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Want to learn how to sketch people? Here is a look at the sketch we are working on: Step .01 Surface lines: lines wrapping around the form. The arm is basically a cylinder with surface lines on top. There is a principle shape for the kid’s coat but then added squiggly lines to give a …
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We hope you’re enjoying this series on how to sketch crowds. Here is a look at the sketch we are working on: Step .01 When sketching crowds, you can indicate facial features with simple dots and lines.Step .02 Block in the overall shape and then layer in the line folds indicating the fabric and its …
Sketching on Location | 05 |How to Sketch People Pt 2 Read More »