Anatomy Master Class Week 2

[New Masters Academy]

In this lesson, NMA founder Joshua Jacobo will demonstrate the rear view of the proportion diagram. Joshua will lecture through the similarities and differences the front and rear views have. You will learn the techniques needed to make a diagram as accurate as possible.

Join Joshua Jacobo for an 8-week interactive Live Class, where he will guide you through the creation of anatomy reference plates. You will be diving deep into the construction of each major area of the human body as it relates to figure drawing. You will learn to simplify complex forms from any angle. Each week, Joshua will go through students’ submitted assignments to give critiques and advice. You can submit assignments each week by following the Submission Guidelines PDF in the Assignment Tab.

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[Jim Fitzgerald]

I asked  this under the main streaming section, but I’m still not sure if this is the right place for my questions (materials for the course in/from week 1), but here goes.

In the first week, it was suggested he initial layout should be done on a sheet of watercolor paper, but I’m wondering if it should be hot press or cold press. I’m assuming hot press because it has a smoother surface, but a little clarification would be great. Also, I think 16″ x 20″ is a common size (as opposed to 22×30) for some brands such as Arches, perhaps there are more.

I’m also wondering if there’s a recommendation where to get a similar porte-crayon to what Joshua is using. Also, could you provide more information on the leads (diameter and source)?

Thanks for the help.

Jim

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