June 17th, I’m starting the figure drawing fundamentals series! It’s been a long wait, I’ve been working on it for 6 months now. For those of you that have been waiting, thank you for your patience. I’m excited to finally get started…
In this third part of the illusion of depth, we’ll look at how edges, lines, cast shadows, and paint thickness can be used to add depth to your drawings and paintings.
In this second part of ‘The Illusion of Depth’ series, I cover perspective, converging lines, overlapping forms, foreshortening, scale and detail. Using shape related concepts to add depth to your artwork.
In this first part of ‘The Illusion of Depth’ series, I cover contrast, atmospheric perspective / aerial perspective and form. Using color and value related concepts to add depth to your artwork.
Anything that you can see can be described with Shape, Edge, Value, and Color. Let’s go over these elements one by one.
Watch 2 full length portrait drawing demonstrations at about 1.5 hours each. I show you how to take a drawing from layin to a finish.
Many of you have been asking me about the tools I use in my videos. In this video I go over all my supplies AND show you how to sharpen a charcoal pencil.
In this video learn how light affects the appearance of form and learn about the elements that make form look 3-dimensional: Light, shadow, highlight center light, halftone, reflected light, form shadow, cast shadow, core shadow and occlusion shadow.
Live Q&A Hangout answering viewer questions and having fun. Thad Taylor – http://www.youtube.com/user/Thadtaylorart Tyler Lucas – http://www.youtube.com/user/TylersArtShack Figure Drawing Premium – http://www.proko.com/figure
In this third part of the illusion of depth, we’ll look at how edges, lines, cast shadows, and paint thickness can be used to add depth to your drawings and paintings.
In this second part of ‘The Illusion of Depth’ series, I cover perspective, converging lines, overlapping forms, foreshortening, scale and detail. Using shape related concepts to add depth to your artwork.
In this first part of ‘The Illusion of Depth’ series, I cover contrast, atmospheric perspective / aerial perspective and form. Using color and value related concepts to add depth to your artwork.
Today I will be showing you guys how to draw a figure. This information was passed down to me through many generations of masters and took me an entire decade to master myself! It takes at least 10,000 hours to get the hang of this, so I suggest you start practicing now.
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