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In week eight, instructor Steve Huston will demonstrate his charcoal and conté drawing technique on a back view of a female figure. Steve will take you through each step of his process, starting with a light lay-in using a stump loaded with charcoal powder to the finishing touches.
Throughout this course, you’ll have access to the NMA community for feedback and critiques to improve your work as you progress.
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1. Learning Recommendation
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2. Material Introduction and Initial Lay-in
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3. Creating a Core Shadow and Creating Volumes
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4. Using Corners to Separate Light and Shadow Sides
12m 55s -
5. Developing Core and Cast Shadows
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6. Rendering the Forms through Gradation of Halftones
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7. Using Sandpaper to Erase Values and Perfecting Contour Lines
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8. Gradation of Highlights and Recognizing Attachment Points
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9. Using the Paper Stump to Create Forms and Redesigning Shadows
14m 43s -
10. Refining the Form and Laying in Background Tones
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11. Finishing the Background and Final Touches
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12. Assignment
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