Mastercopy of Norman Rockwell: An online figure drawing session
Lizet Dingemans
For this 1-hour master copy session, Lizet studies a Norman Rockwell figure drawing and how he used careful measuring and a line-first approach to create his highly structured drawings. The grid is broken down into smaller sections to help place important elements and keep the composition balanced. Materials used: thin willow charcoal sticks, sharpened to a point.
6B or softer graphite pencil, sharpened to a point
White paper with a grid
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