
Learn to see the head as a simple solid and build from three-dimensional forms—sphere, cylinder, cube—using two-dimensional shapes, dots, and lines to measure position, proportion, and inclination, keeping it simple.
Master the Loomis method for drawing the head, building from circle or cube with central lines, planes, and proportions to render front and three-quarter views.
Master nose drawing by analyzing 3D form through top and bottom planes, septum, and wings. Use simplified box forms and observe light, shadow, and deformation.
Explore charcoal drawing as painting-like study of the head, planning big planes and measurements, building form with light and dark tones, managing edges, textures, and practice.
We will start from the basics and study what are lines, dots, shapes, 3D forms, measurements, light and shade, shadow mapping and edge use in art.
We will use those fundamentals of visual language to understand the 3D form of the human head, it’s planes, and the usual shapes formed by light and shadow.
All demonstrations and lectures are recorded on real time while I explain in detail what is involved in the making of the drawings.