Showing posts with label caricature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label caricature. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Thursday, November 4, 2010

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Introduction to Drawing Eyes



This tutorial is a continuation of my last drawing tutorial. It covers the basics for drawing eyes: the general shape of the eyelids, how the eyelids fold into the face, the placement of the tear duct, etc.

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Look for Over-All Head Shape to Get a Likeness When Drawing People



When drawing someone the first thing to do is look at their over-all head shape. If you want to get the likeness of someone you are drawing or want to draw someone you have seen and want to draw them from memory, this tutorial offers the first tip on how to do so.

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

Learn Mouth and Jaw Shape for Drawing Faces



This tutorial describes the basic planes and shape or the scull around the mouth and jaw. Illustrators/ artists don't need to know scull and skeleton in detail but an understanding of it's over-all shape can improve your drawing greatly.

Sunday, October 10, 2010

Saturday, October 2, 2010

A Introduction to Drawing People As You Imagine Them

Drawing People Can be use for illustration, to entertain and to convey stories.

Drawing Necks

Learn to "move" the head around on the body you are drawing.

Human Figure Drawing Lesson: Shoulders Part 1

The movement of the arms start with the clavicle.

Anatomy for Drawing: Shoulders Part 2

Movable shoulders make for a more convincing drawing.

Figure Drawn from Front, Human Eye View

Intro to figure drawing.

Intro to 3d Perspective

Drawing is about seeing in 3d while changing it in 2d.

What it Mean to Draw from a Perspective

Like in film, drawings are from different "camera angles." Examples: birds eye view, dog's eye view.

3/4 Perspective from Above

Learn to draw people as seen from above, bellow and from all angles.

What is Foreshortening?

Starting a Figure Drawing Part 1

Start by drawing the general form before adding details.

Starting a Figure Drawing Part 2