A portrait value study
Ned Mueller
Watch Ned Mueller create a value study in real-time. Over 30 minutes, Ned uses basic materials (Conte charcoal and an eraser) to create a portrait that captures the essence of his subject, demonstrating the importance of simplifying and organising values and edges.
Join Luca Indraccolo has he captures this striking portrait of model Red in three pencil colours. Luca uses: charcoal pencil, black colour pencil, red-brown colour pencil, white chalk pencil, pencil eraser, plastic eraser, ...
What are edges, and why are they important? In this 10-minute video, Lizet Dingemans explains the fundamentals of edges, shows how artists such as Sargent and Rembrandt use a variety of edges in their work and demonstrates ...
Watch David Shevlino draw an hour-long portrait of Amanda using compressed charcoal. He will be focusing on the head and facial features as well as providing advice on tools, materials, and techniques.
