
Introduction
Supplies you will most likely need and how to use them. Feel free to use any soft grade pencil comfortable to you - choose your own shade (2b, 3b, 4b etc). You would want to use softer-darker for darker values and harder-lighter for lighter values.
Basic head measurement and anatomical landmarks that will help you. I have also included a brief anatomical facial map to help you out.
How to construct face using simple shapes, planes and how to shade. Please don't stop here! There are many artists covering facial planes - the more you study it the better and more 3d your portrait will get! I have included Andrew's Loomis head planes as a guideline.
How to draw nose - Construction and step by step. I have included the nose reference for you to follow along - the rest of the facial features are taken from the main reference which is included in the Drawing From a Reference Part 1.
How to draw lips - Construction and step by step.
How to draw eye - Construction and step by step.
How to begin drawing from a photo reference - Step by step process. I have included both the reference of this portrait and also the reference that is broken down in planes. - Feel free to follow along or choose your own.
How to draw from a photo reference part 2.
The final part of drawing from a photo reference.
Exercises that will help you in drawing progression. I have also included books which you can study from.
How to construct head from scratch according to masters - Proko and Loomis.
How to sketch the head from front view. Reference included.
How to sketch the head from side view. Reference included.
Learning about gesture.
Learning to draw fast little portraits. Getting the hand more flexible.
This class will teach you how to draw and sketch beautiful pencil portraits.
After taking this class, you will gain technical knowledge and you will also know how to apply this knowledge into action! You will be presented with unique exercises that will help you to advance with your skills even further.
You will learn:
1st part:
Which materials you are most likely to need and how to use them
The basics of facial measurements and facial anatomy
The basics on how to see the face as three dimensional with the help of shapes, shading and facial planes
How to construct the eye, nose, and lips from scratch
How to render a portrait using a photo reference from measuring to the last detail
2nd part:
Construction of the head
Head proportion and measuring
Basic shading
Hand flexibility