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Smudge Happens: Draw a Graphite Portrait with Juan Perednik
Let go of rigid formulas and explore a looser, more intuitive process, using a blending stump to sculpt a face from soft, atmospheric tones.
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Let go of rigid formulas and explore a looser, more intuitive process, using a blending stump to sculpt a face from soft, atmospheric tones.
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Create natural ink in just a few minutes with one ingredient, and draw a portrait with artist Dylan Sara.
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Practice the fundamentals of graphite portraiture with a classical drawing and painting instructor.
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Watercolor rewards patience, intuition, and a willingness to let go—a balance that London-based artist Dritan Duro has spent years refining. In this lesson, Dritan invites you to slow down and enjoy the process of painting the most expressive features of the face: the eyes, nose, and mouth. “If you
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Tattoo artist Alvin Chong invites you to embrace the patience and precision that pen drawing requires.
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Draw a pencil portrait with crosshatching virtuoso France Van Stone.
Charlotte Hamilton
Draw a marker portrait with striking colors and confident crosshatching.
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It’s a new year, and with it comes a sense of renewal and possibility that artist Lorraine Simonds explores beautifully in this lesson.
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Medical illustrator Tiffany S. DaVanzo uses her deep knowledge of human anatomy to create beautiful, expressive portraits, and this is exactly what you will learn in this eye-opening lesson.
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"Don't be afraid of the dark," Joan Martin tells her drawing students. Meant as literal encouragement, the saying also describes Joan's fearless approach to art making.
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Imola Dalma was an "overly precise" artist – until she embraced watercolor.
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"When you do a drawing that is too laborious, you don't give your audience anything to participate in. You told them the entire story. Instead, give them something to finish."