Portrait Painting in Oil
Getting Started
Grid Method
Observational Drawing
Color Mixing and Values
Squinting
Separating Lights and Shadows
Edges And Planes
Painting with Color
Intermediate Portrait
Advanced Portrait
Drawing
Pastel Portrait
Digital Portrait
Digital Portrait Part Two
Additional Content
Let's breakdown how squinting can be used in different ways! In this lesson we're covering how to use it to find edges.
Newest
Martin Collins
1mo
Having a great time and learning a lot with this course
Gabe Rauch
2mo
Here's my HW assignment for the Edges portion. Thanks Morgan!
Gabe Rauch
2mo
Realizing the iris/eyeball area might be too dark. I think I'm drawn there first, rather than the lock of white hair on the left.
Mikkel T.K
4mo
Hello Morgan, my drawing for squinting for edges part.
A little rough overall, but I hope it reads alright
@mahatsu
4mo
Ana Aguilar
5mo
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5mo
Try to have clear separation between fights and shadow and you will find that edges will be easier to observe and interpret
Madhu Girish
6mo
Submission for assignment - squinting for shapes, values and edges.
Elmari Van Zyl
7mo
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7mo
You’ve done well on all three.
@rdj8564
7mo
Squinting- edges
Forgive the crossing lines. The crossing lines are not connected.
I also was not exhaustive in pointing out all the edges.
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7mo
separate your shadows from light better before you could ever judge edges. clean up those light and darken those shadows and edges will be easy
Zosya S
7mo
Here is my third one on Squinting for Edges. Thank you, Morgan!
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