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Byzantine Iconography Series 4: Drawing the Full Figure (P4)
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Byzantine Iconography Series 4: Drawing the Full Figure (P4)

Laying the Foundations for Byzantine Iconography
Created byBridget Hayes
Last updated 4/2020
English

What you'll learn

  • Students will learn to draw frontal full-figure poses
  • St John the Forerunner
  • Angels
  • Soldier Saints

Course content

3 sections18 lectures1h 50m total length
  • 12.1 Introduction2:30

    Learn to draw the full figure of St. John the forerunner in diverse poses within orthodox iconography. Build rhythm in the camel hair garment and note placement toward Christ.

  • 12.2 Camel Hair Garment-Rhythm 13:29
  • 12.3 Camel Hair Garment - Rhythm 23:40
  • 12.4 Camel Hair Sleeve Rhythm4:30
  • 12.5 Basic Structure and Rhythm of the Figure1:45
  • 12.6 Garments - Mantle6:17
  • 12.7 Camel Hair Garment3:00
  • 12.8 Hands - Scroll - Feet6:37
  • 12.9 Face8:23

    Master drawing the face in the Byzantine iconography full-figure series through a concise tutorial that guides continued practice and exploration.

Requirements

  • Students should have completed Series 1 Drawing the Face
  • Series 3 Garment Basics
  • Series 4: Drawing the Full Figure (P1)

Description

In this course, Part 4 of Series 4, we will continue to draw full figure Saints and their garments, by putting into practice what was learned in the series on Garment Basics and Series 4 Part 1. We will study figures in dynamic poses.

In section one we will be studying the garments of St John the Forerunner and how to create rhythm in the camel hair garments.

In Section two we will learn to draw angels and their wings.

Finally, in Section 3 we will draw the garments of the soldier saints.


Required Materials: Pencil, paper and eraser.

Who this course is for:

  • Intermediate Students who have already completed the first 3 Series of tutorials