- Lesson Details
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- Duration
- 3h 10m 24s
- Series
- Portrait Drawing for Beginners
In this three part series, Chris Legaspi covers everything you need to know about beginning portrait drawing, from start to finish. In this first lesson of the series, Chris goes over the steps to take in the planning phase of your portrait drawings. He will begin with a thorough lecture that covers the first two steps in his process: Observation and Placement. Chris will demonstrate these steps by analyzing a variety of different model references throughout. Following the lecture, you will have an assignment that will give you a chance to put these concepts into practice. The lesson will conclude with Chris’s version of the same assignment, allowing you to compare your work with his.
Materials
- Sharpie Markers
- Drawing Paper
- Digital Tablet
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1. Lesson Overview
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2. Introduction to Observation
17m 58s -
3. Determining the Lighting
16m 20s -
4. Introduction to Placement
12m 21s -
5. Determining Placement, continued
8m 31s -
6. Value Composition
14m 21s -
7. Creating Value Thumbnails
14m 56s -
8. Value Thumbnails continued, Halftone and Gradations
19m 32s -
9. Framing: Choosing a Vignette
11m 14s -
10. Framing Examples
18m 3s -
11. Framing Examples, continued
11m 36s -
12. Observation and Placement Assignment
27m 40s -
13. Chris's Approach to the Assignment
16m 54s