background preloader

Freshdesigner.com - Learn How to Draw with Chris Legaspi

Freshdesigner.com - Learn How to Draw with Chris Legaspi
Related:  Dibujo / DrawingWatercolor

Libros de Dibujo y Diseño Digital Painting Tutorial Videos Female Character Design Descripciones: Video 1:Format : MPEG-4Format profile : QuickTimeCodec ID : qt File size : 88.2 MiBDuration : 23mn 45sOverall bit rate : 519 KbpsWidth : 720 pixelsHeight : 480 pixels Video 2:Format : MPEG-4Format profile : QuickTimeCodec ID : qt File size : 365 MiBDuration : 34mn 30sOverall bit rate : 1 479 KbpsWidth : 1 280 pixelsHeight : 720 pixels Video 3:Format : MPEG-4Format profile : QuickTimeCodec ID : qt File size : 153 MiBDuration : 35mn 55sOverall bit rate : 595 KbpsWidth : 800 pixelsHeight : 600 pixels foundation painting with shawn barber Burton Silverman - Drawing The Language of Vision CGMA - Dynamic Sketching with Peter Han The GNOMON Workshop - Introduction to Animal Anatomy

Illustration Resources Illustration resources____________________________ Here is a list with links to all kinds of drawing and painting resources. The green links are book-links. Updates: Mar 1 - Added www.mmaphotography.com to the anatomy section Feb 23 - Added to the anatomy section June 17 - Added "The Frank Reilly School Of Art" in Figuredrawing (great resource) May 12 - Added mrjanum-stock to reference photography Mar 20 - Added New "Drapery" Section Feb 26 - (Finally) Added Bleego's painting video's in Painting -> Digital Feb 5 - Added Ian McConville colouring video in Painting -> Digital Dec 15 - Added Nebezial Rendering/Anatomy Tutorial in Painting -> Digital,Added Scott Mccloud - Understanding Comics, The Hidden Art in OtherAdded Characterdesigns.com Photosets to ReferenceAdded Scott Burdick Painting Demos in Painting -> Traditional Sept 19 - Added Joebluhm's Podcast in painting -> Digital Sep 3 - Added ImagineFX Workshops link to Painting -> Digital Aug 8 - Updated everything Drapery E.M.

Creating, cutting and printing your own woodblock : Fix, re-cut and re-ink After the first print you can actually take a look at the image and decide what you're not happy with. With the water based inks, particularly, which dry so quickly, it's easy then to go back and carve out a little more of the block where you want more white to show through. It's a good idea to annotate your first print with the changes you want to make, rather than just trying to remember. It forces you to be a little more diligent about working through problems. Then fix the problems with a little more carving and give the print another go. That's it, really. Good luck with your project(s).

How to Draw Gesture - Step by Step 6 Tips to help you draw better I can’t say that I’m the best artist out there, but I can certainly draw better than when I started this sketch blog. I’ve read a lot of advice about getting better at drawing over the years. Some advice has been very helpful and some advice just hasn’t worked for me. 1. says its takes about 10,000 hours of doing something to become an expert at it. a month, at minimum. 2. Watch how Jake Parker does it: Inking Missile Mouse from jakeparker on Vimeo. 3. 4. 5. and Scott Robertson on how to draw a straight line freehand.) will teach you everything you need to know about perspective. is the best place to get started with construction. UPDATE July 16, 2013 I’ve since found a handful of anatomy books that I really like. is probably the best place to start. I’d also recommend Frederic Delavier’s Strength Training Anatomy. Last, I’d recommend Elliot Goldfinger’s Human Anatomy for Artists – an exhaustive technical reference that leaves no stone un-turned. 6. Like what you just read? Like this:

architecture + design + interior | +MOOD Watercolor Painting: How to Paint Greens One of the most unique ways and most fun ways to get started in visual art is by using watercolor pencils. Here are some fun tips and interesting info about how to get started. When using watercolor pencils with water, use watercolor paper as regular drawing paper will buckle when it’s dampened. The most common approach to watercolor pencil is to loosely color an area then brush water over it to create a wash effect. When applying color in this manner, remember that the wash will look a few shades lighter than the pencils you’re using once they’re diluted by the water. When it comes to blending watercolor pencils, start with lighter colors first and work towards darker colors. Here are some ideas about creating watercolor effects. Once your coloring is completed, you can stop right there or you can try to use different effects by adding water. A barely damp brush gives a brighter color with pencil line showing. Here are some thoughts about some different watercolor techniques.

GCSE Bitesize - Art & Design - Drawing - Video Quiero mejorar en dibujo, ¿algún consejo? News

Related: