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- 2h 49m 14s
In this lesson, master draftsman and painter Danny Galieote will provide a variety of examples of drawing the figure with a quick-sketch approach appropriate for two to five minute poses. You will learn how to use gesture, opposing rhythms and general alignments to get a solid lay-in of the figure. Then you will be given several techniques for quickly indicating the overlapping and wedging forms in order to lead the eye. These techniques will help to give your quick-sketches solidity, movement, and appeal.
Materials
- Conté Sketching Pencil – Black
- Kneaded Eraser
- Safety-Edge Razor Blade
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1. Lesson Overview
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1. An Introduction and Overview of the Quick-Sketch Process
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2. Accentuating the Rhythms and Angles
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3. Carrying Rhythms Through the Figure
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4. Gender Differences and Opposing Flows
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5. Rhythms Within the Female Figure
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6. Grouping the Shadow Shapes to Describe the Form
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7. Modeling Form on Top of the Lay-in
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8. Opposing Rhythms and Structural Shorthand
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9. The Quick Sketch on Toned Paper
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10. Perspective and Wedging Forms in the Female Torso
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11. A Quick Constructive Approach
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12. Simple Versus Complex and Empathizing With the Action
24m 23s