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Learn how to draw simple shapes into abstract creations, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free series of video drawing lessons.
There are 30 videos in this series:
Learn how to draw boxes and other simple shapes in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw a box in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to “build” a box upwards in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to add definition when drawing a box in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to connect lines when you draw a box in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw sides for a box in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to darken the lines of a box in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to darken the top of a box in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw simple objects and shapes, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw simple objects and shapes, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw and darken simple objects and shapes, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw a wedge, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw a wedge with a second wedge, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw a wall, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw a random cut through an object or shape, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw a wedge, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to add a wall to a drawing, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw simple objects and shapes with a random cut through, including tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw an advanced cut through objects and shapes, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw lines into a random cut through of objects, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to fill front lines when drawing simple objects and shapes, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw the tops of simple objects and shapes, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to finish the top when drawing simple objects and shapes, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to draw a hole in simple objects and shapes, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Learn how to add to your drawing of simple objects and shapes, with tips on breaking the rules of perspective effectively, in this free video drawing lesson.
Since the dawn of the Stone Age, drawing has been a primary method of human expression, one of man’s many tools of reflection and interpretation. But it wasn't until paper became widely available in Renaissance Europe that drawing masters such as Leonardo da Vinci could show the world what amazing things could be done with simple lines and shapes. Ever since, a growing number of people have embraced drawing in its myriad forms and applications: doodling, sketching, cartoons, caricatures, architectural blueprints, engineering, planning, inventing, modeling—and the list goes on.
In these intermediate drawing lessons, learn how to transform simple shapes into an abstract creation. Our expert will help you understand how to use cubes and prisms, as well as bend the rules of perspective, to create a feeling of dynamic action in your drawings. The effects shown here can be achieved easily with a little creativity, practice, and a smattering of Euclidean geometry. In each drawing video, our expert will walk you through step-by-step, demonstrating how to form complicated shapes from basic ones, as well as how to add depth and dimension to your work through shading and highlighting.
So, let’s get started!
Craig Browder Craig Browder started drawing at an early age. He has a degree from Kendall College in Industrial Design. He does freelance design work which can be seen on surf boards, boogie boards, snowboards, T-shirts and skateboards.dkdk
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