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, ...
Charlie Pickard takes us through an hour-long back pose, using PanPastels to create softer edges. Model: Bruce.
In this short intro video, George Thomas talks about his approach to short pose live drawing and how he would tone his drawing paper before he starts.
