Dom: An online portrait drawing session
Luca Indraccolo
When you draw a portrait, you don't just copy what you see. You make choices about how to simplify and represent your subject, especially when you're working from life. This means you have freedom in how to design your portrait. In this session, Luca Indraccolo talks about establishing tonal design in your drawings to give them coherence and impact.
Materials: Graphite pencils 2B, B, HB, H on ivory Stonehenge paper A4. Putty rubber and pencil eraser
This video is only available to subscribers. Please purchase a subscription or log in to your account
Model Sowmya will be posing for this hour-long portrait session. Using white paper, coloured pencil and a sponge blender, Lizet Dingemans will talk you through the steps to construct a portrait from its foundational forms. ...
In this week's 1-hour portrait drawing session, Lizet Dingemans will be focusing on quick block-ins to get a clear idea of how to turn the heads in different directions instead of trying to finish the portrait. She will be ...
In this week's portrait drawing session, Lizet Dingemans will be using charcoal and chalk on brown paper for variety. We will be drawing 3 portrait poses of 10, 20, and 30 minutes in this 1-hour class.
