April-May-June
Hands - Anatomy, Action, Perspective, Shading - All
Feet - Anatomy, Action, Perspective, Shading- All
July- August-September
Portraits - Skull, Facial Muscles, Asaro Head
Landscape - Basics, Light and Shades
October-November-December
Portraits - Emotions, hyper-realistic, colors
Landscape - Advanced Light and Shades
Everyday
Surrounding objects practice and Shading (monochrome) practice
Dear readers, I am good in art theory. Kindly and please ask me your doubts . I am sure I can definitely answer your queries. Your questions may be asked in the comments below. You can comment as "Anonymous " if you so wish.
I was lucky that grey toned paper came off well for me.
ReplyDeleteThere was confusion during those days. 2018-19. I got the 3D in portraits during those days. It was Andrew Loomis method which taught me 3D. I am indeed indebted to Andrew Loomis for this.
Anyways.
During those days I was in confusion. I thought the whole face has to be darkened and then white highlights have to be put though I was using white sheets. I ordered charcoal white pencils and white gel rolls.
But then I realized that Grey toned paper is needed for white highlights. Then I ordered grey toned papers.
I picked up necessary skills and was later able to draw decent portraits.
Presently my stock of grey toned paper is over. I have ordered in Amazon. Tomorrow the sheets shall arrive.
I plan to use these grey toned paper for drawing Surrounding objects.
Kindly read the type of paper I have used in my portrait drawing. In most portraits I have written the materials used below the portraits.
ReplyDeleteMy aim in art is perfection.
ReplyDeleteNot beauty.
How to get skin tones in watercolor?
ReplyDeleteAnd in oil pastels?
Type "skin tones in watercolor" and/or "skin tones in oil pastels" in YouTube for guidance.