Josh, Jason, Charlotte: An online portrait drawing session
Lizet Dingemans
Lizet Dingemans draws three 20-minute portraits in pencil on white paper, each from a different model, focusing on how to compare and capture likeness through head shape, feature placement, and proportion. Across the three studies, she explores what makes each face unique and how subtle shifts can influence the overall character of the portrait.
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Lizet Dingemans draws a figure of model Tommy, exploring how to work with coloured pastel pencils to add subtlety and vibrancy to the form. On grey-toned paper, she uses a palette including white, light flesh (132), cinnamon ...
In this hour-long online session, we'll be going back to fundamentals with artist Lizet Dingemans and model Joanna.
The first and most important step to creating a likeness is to focus on *shapes*. You need to observe the ...
To draw the figure effectively it's key to understand how the human body is structured. One way of doing this is to think of the head, rib cage, pelvis and limbs as simple three dimensional volumes - slightly distorted ...
