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ACADEMIC PORTRAIT DRAWING 2
For: Adults and teens with some drawing experience
Cost $195 for 6 Sessions (Does not include Materials)
face. Class lectures and demonstrations will illustrate the basic geometric
structures of the skull and facial features, and emphasize the importance of
correct proportion and consistent angle of view in a well constructed portrait.
This material will encompass the structural generalities of the human face - the
features well all share - and ways in which they can be adjusted to capture the
likeness of any particular individual. Students will execute several drawings from
different models, both in line and with some light & shade development.
For: Adults and teens with some drawing experience
Cost $195 for 6 Sessions (Does not include Materials)
face. Class lectures and demonstrations will illustrate the basic geometric
structures of the skull and facial features, and emphasize the importance of
correct proportion and consistent angle of view in a well constructed portrait.
This material will encompass the structural generalities of the human face - the
features well all share - and ways in which they can be adjusted to capture the
likeness of any particular individual. Students will execute several drawings from
different models, both in line and with some light & shade development.
Materials:
• General's Charcoal pencils (soft, medium and hard or 2H, HB and 2B)
• General's Charcoal White pencil
• Stump
• Small size paint brushes (flat head and filbert - the inexpensive brand)
• Drawing board for support approx. 18”x 24”
• Newsprint pad 18” x 24”
• Kneaded eraser
• Box cutter to sharp pencil.
• 2 small sheets of sandpaper (180 grit and 200 grit)
• Bull dog clips
• General's Charcoal pencils (soft, medium and hard or 2H, HB and 2B)
• General's Charcoal White pencil
• Stump
• Small size paint brushes (flat head and filbert - the inexpensive brand)
• Drawing board for support approx. 18”x 24”
• Newsprint pad 18” x 24”
• Kneaded eraser
• Box cutter to sharp pencil.
• 2 small sheets of sandpaper (180 grit and 200 grit)
• Bull dog clips