Charcoal Types for Drawing the Human Form
How To Use Charcoal to Draw the Human Form
Erasing Shadows with Charcoal When Drawing the Human Form
How To Draw a Side Profile of the Human Face
How To Measure & Draw the Human Eyes
Drawing the Correct Human Lip, Chin & Hairline Proportions
How to Draw Different Types of Human Faces
Drawing the Human Form in Correct Proportions
Drawing the Human Face & Hands in Correct Proportions
Drawing Human Hands & Feet in Correct Proportions
Shaping & Shading Techniques for Drawing the Human Form
Drawing Human Muscle & Bone Structure
Types of Pencils Used for Drawing the Human Form
Using a Human Dummy & Color Wheel to Draw the Human Form
Adding Color to a Drawing of the Human Form
Drawing the Human Form on Copper
Summary: Learn how to measure and draw eyes when drawing the human form in this free video art lesson.
Alaina Filo is a life-long student and lover of art. Having both formal education in art training and real world experience, she draws from a well of creativity. She currently resides...read more
"Hi my name is Alaina, and I’m going to be speaking on behalf of Expert Village. And I’m going to be giving you some art tips on how to do a good human form drawing. Okay when you’re going to draw your eyes in, you’re going to put them in and you’re going to measure them out, one eye length in between both of your eyes is the estimate on how much space to put in between both of your eyes. Okay when you’re drawing in the rest of your body, if you draw in your neck line, it always starts coming from your ear, instead of lower, you need to actually start the neckline from the base of your ear where that comes. And then just a tip on the eyes, when you’re drawing eyes, you never want to draw the top of the eye, the circle on the top of the eye, you want to keep it inside, so you’re going to draw your top eyelid, your bottom eyelid and then draw the bottom circle of the eye and the top part of it is actually going to be out of your eye. That’s how it makes it look three-dimensional. "
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Comments
haricot said
on 8/2/2008 Instructor does not SHOW anything, only talks, providing little information at all.
glomitch said
on 8/2/2008 It would have been great to actually see what the instructor was speaking about.
ajax2 said
on 8/2/2008 I can understand what you are saying, but the poor lighting makes it difficult to see what you are pointing at or the drawing for that matter.