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In this series, artist Danny Galieote tackles a challenging topic that everyone eventually faces: how to find your personal voice as an artist. This third lesson in the series will cover Danny’s inspirations when it comes to exaggeration of figures and creating a three-dimensional quality. He will begin with an analysis of artists such as Paul Cadmus and Reginald Marsh, as well as of his own work, followed by several demonstrations. At the end, Danny will assign an exercise to help you put the ideas he discussed into practice.
Materials
- Digital Tablet
- Conté Chracoal Pencil
- Conté Drawing Pencil – White
- Toned Drawing Paper
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1. Lesson Overview
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2. Fletcher Martin, George Bellows, and Francis Bacon
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3. Reginald Marsh and Paul Cadmus
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4. Paul Cadmus and Technique
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5. Reginald Marsh
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6. Demonstration: George Bellows
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7. Demonstration: Paul Cadmus
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8. Assignment
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