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Draw a Flitting Charcoal Portrait with Cindy MacDonald
"I love charcoal for its immediacy. You can create such a broad diversity of stroke, expressing directly what you intend to capture onto paper with full emotion."
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Draw the Face in the Fog with Darren Wells
"When drawing a face, I like to think of it as seeing someone emerging from a cloud of fog..."
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Paint an Emotional Monochrome Portrait with Watercolor Artist Rocío González
"In portraiture we want to represent emotion," says watercolor artist Rocío González. In this lesson, she accomplishes that using a single color.
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Draw Patiently, in One Direction, with Zach Atticus
Zach shares his meticulous process of drawing a pen portrait with single-directional crosshatching.
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Crosshatch a ‘Dapper Chap’ with Kirsten Britt
How do you make drawing glasses 50% easier? Draw a monocle!
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Draw a Measured Pencil Portrait with Neil Rogers
Learn a simple, intuitive method of capturing a child's likeness using a grid and measuring tool.
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Paint Man - and Man's Best Friend - with Lauren Arno
A dog is man's best friend, but how friendly are pups and painters?
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How Drawing Strangers' Faces Can Help You Embrace Your Own 'Flaws'
“We’re so much better at looking at other people and recognizing their beauty, and we’re so hard on ourselves.”
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Draw a High-Contrast Portrait in Pen with Tiffany S. DaVanzo
Certified medical illustrator Tiffany S. DaVanzo creates illustrations for medical studies and anatomical textbooks. Tiffany is also a portrait artist who uses her deep knowledge of human anatomy to create expressive portraits that capture the essence of her subject's personality. In this lesson (42 mins), Tiffany shares her
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Draw an Unmechanical Portrait in Mechanical Pencil with David Tenorio
"When I was younger in my career, I was very mechanical about copying [my subject's likeness]," says illustrator and art instructor David Tenorio. David would fuss to get the shapes and lines just right, and in the end he'd achieve a respectable likeness. But
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Draw like a Sculptor with France Van Stone
When crosshatching a portrait, you may be tempted to cover every inch of your subject's face. But in this lesson (88 mins), drawing virtuoso France Van Stone advises taking a sculptor's approach, that is, knowing what to leave untouched. "I really like when there are