Figure Drawing - The Body in Action 84.99 €

1) Introduction

2) Warming Up with Primitive Forms

We will start by drawing with primitive forms to prepare you for the more advanced drawings later on. You can find the PDF of the art files attached to this lesson.Good luck with your studies!-Robert

3) Drawing the 3 Main Masses with Basic Forms

4) Drawing Arms with Basic Forms

5) Drawing Legs with Basic Forms

6) Drawing Legs with Basic Forms - 2nd Example

7) Drawing the Full Figure with Primitive Forms

8) The Basic Head Form

9) The Upper Torso Form

10) The Pelvis Form

11) Attaching the Forms to the Spine

12) Attaching the Forms to the Spine - Part 2

13) Turning the Forms of the Body

14) Various Poses of the 3 Masses

15) The Benefits of Gesture Drawing

16) Additional Gesture Drawing Examples

17) Rhythms of the Arms and Legs

18) Using the Bean Shape to Draw the Torso

19) Using the Bean Shape - Rendered Example

20) Gesture Drawing - Arms and Legs

21) Basic Proportions of the Male Figure

In these next few lessons we will go over some basic proportions to use for your figure drawings.  ( The associated art file is attached to this lecture. ) 

22) Basic Proportions of the Male Figure - Part 2

23) Basic Female Proportions

24) Basic Female Proportions - Part 2

25) Spine of Scapula Study - Line Art

26) Spine of Scapula Study - Refinement

27) Spine of Scapula - Value Study

28) Male Torso - Clavicle and Sternum Study

You will find the associated art attached to this lesson.

29) Male Torso - Clavicle and Sternum - Refinement

30) Male Torso - Clavicle and Sternum - Value Study

31) Leg and Knee Anatomy - Anterior View

32) Leg and Knee Anatomy - Lateral View

33) The Figure Jumping - Sketch

The associated art file is attached to this lesson.

34) The Figure Jumping - Refinement

35) Female Figure Dancing - Gesture Sketch

36) Female Figure Dancing - Primitive Forms