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.
Join Lizet for a figure drawing in pastel pencil on brown paper, beginning with a quick “flesh sphere” test to choose a skin-tone palette. The pose is blocked in with simple landmarks, then shaded with walnut brown—saving ...
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 ...
The focus of this week's 1-hour portrait drawing session is the proportions of a child's face. Lizet Dingemans will start with a recap of normal adult heads, measurements, and proportions which can be modified and used for ...
