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Learn how to draw people in this free online video art lesson demonstrating the basic drawing techniques used by artists to create drawings of the human body.
There are 15 videos in this series:
Any artist will tell you, you'll need art supplies to create great works of art. Learn about the supplies you'll need to draw people with expert tips in this free art lesson video clip.
Are you new to drawing and art? Learn how to do some drawing warm up exercises with expert tips on drawing people and still life's in this free art lesson video.
We all start drawing people as stick figures. Learn how to turn those stick figures into drawings of people with the help of an expert in this free video art lesson.
Learn how to measure proportions to draw people in this free video art lesson on the basics of drawing.
Gesture drawings are basic art compositions of how we'd like our drawing to look. Learn how to draw a simple gesture drawing with the help of an expert in this free video art lesson.
Gesture drawings are basic art compositions of how we'd like our drawing to look. Learn how to draw a detailed gesture drawing of a person with the help of an expert in this free video art lesson.
The spiral technique can make drawing people much easier. Learn all about how to do it with the help of an expert in this free art lesson video on drawing people.
Starting a drawing can be the most difficult part for an artist. Learn how to start a figure drawing with the spiral technique in this free video art lesson.
Many people think doodling is a waste of time, but our expert is here to show you how doodling can help your figure drawing in this free video art lesson.
Most great art isn't technical or perfect. Our expert is here to offer some freestyle drawing tips for figure drawing in this free video art lesson.
A still life is great subject matter for any artist. Learn how to set up a still life with the help of an exert on art in this free video art lesson on figure drawing.
Once you've got a still life set up, learn how to compose it on paper with the help of an expert on drawing in this free video art lesson.
Shading is essential for any still life drawing and our expert is here to teach you shading techniques in this free video art lesson.
Texture adds depth and interest to still life drawings. Learn how to add texture with the help of an art expert in this free video art lesson.
Drawing people can be difficult so our expert is here to offer some great tips on figure drawing in this free video art lesson.
Drawing the human figure suggests the outline of a figure against a background, as opposed to painting which involves filling in the figure that is drawn. When drawing the human form, you must first choose the materials you will need for creating the drawing. Your medium can be dry (graphite, charcoal, pastel, pencil) or wet (marker, pen, ink) or a combination of the two. You will need to choose the appropriate paper, erasers, blending stumps, and sharpeners to accompany you.
In this series of videos, you will learn how to apply the materials and translate what you see to paper. Our expert will teach viewers how to draw human characters. You will learn how to draw the human form and face. Watch as our expert uses shapes and shading techniques in drawing the human form. Learn how using a human dummy can help you draw different types of faces and forms. If you want to draw characters for cartoons, fashion drawing, or just for fun, the tips in this free video series will help you.
David Clemen David A. Clemen has a BFA in Fashion Design from Virginia Commonwealth University and a one year Graphic Design degree from the Art Institute of Atlanta. He is qualified in many different art forms such as illustration, painting, murals, fashion illustration, characters, fashion design, and graphic art. <p> Check out the linked website for more of his work!dkdk
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