Measuring - how to draw whatever you see, accurately
Lizet Dingemans
To draw something accurately, you need to be able draw your subject's proportions. If you're drawing a head, you have to make sure the ratio of its height to width is correct, and that the angles of the face are accurate.
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 ...
There's a knack to drawing tattoos. On the one hand, they're often a key part of somebody's identity, so you need to get them right. On the other, you don't want to draw *too* much attention to them, over-render them, or ...
How do you draw what you can't see? In this totally free session, Lizet Dingemans shows us how to draw a portrait when dramatic shadow hides visual information. With charcoal and model Bethany.
