Constructing the Head from the Imagination

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In this course we will learn to draw the head at all angles from the imagination. Drawing the head can be very tricky. I have stumbled upon a method that makes drawing the head at any angle more accessible and intuitive for beginners.

In this method:

We start by drawing in 9 cubes
We use these cubes to construct the basic forms of the head
Next we sketch in the features, like the brows, the ears, the eyes, etc...
Having all features in place we draw in the clean lines
And finally we color in and paint.

This course is perfect for beginners, because not only does it make drawing the head more accessible and understandable, it is also full of meaningful exercises that target very important 'drawing muscles' that all artists need to learn. For example, drawing in cubes at different angles we build up a feel for volume and orientation. We also get practice sketching and drawing in clean lines, as well coloring and shading.

Participants of this course can follow along on pencil and paper, or using digital painting software. If you plan to follow along on pencil and paper you need to be aware that you may not be able to follow along with me precisely as I will be working digitally.

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