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Drawing The Head and Features
Enfoque de un Diploma en Diseño: Muestra sobre diferentes especialidades del diseño.
STUDY LEVEL
Short Course
TUITION
USD $420
DURATION
10 weeks
INTAKES
JAN / APR / JUL / SEP
DELIVERY MODE
Online
about the course
What will you learn?
This course on Drawing the Head and Features students will understand how to draw the head from any angle by completing a series of rotation studies under the guidance of the instructor. Including the key proportions, anatomical landmarks and planar structure of the head so you can draw believable heads from imagination.
By the end of this course, you will have the ability to create artwork with convincing heads that feel three-dimensional, express someone’s unique visual identity and show believable facial expressions that communicate what they’re doing, how they feel and who they are.
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course structure
weekly breakdown
- Week 1: Learn the proportions of the human skull and how to draw it effectively with box and sphere-based construction techniques.
- Week 2: Understand how to use cross-contour and relief modeling to feel and express the solidity and mass of the skull. Learn a powerful method, from Bammes, to break down the skull into basic planes.
- Week 3: Gain proficiency drawing a head from reference, delineating plane-breaks with reference to the anatomical landmarks of the skull learned earlier.
- Weeks 4 to 6: Fully comprehend how to draw the skull from all angles by creating 16 sequential views of the skull rotating in perspective for an animated video sequence.
- Week 7: Learn to draw facial expressions and express the dynamic relationship between the head, neck and shoulders through gesture drawing from a reference.
- Weeks 8 & 9: Become proficient in drawing the eyes, ears, nose and mouth using planar hatching, cross-contour and relief modeling to bring out the form and topography.
- Week 10: Learn to analyze the shape and alignment of features on the skull and capture the uniqueness of each human face. In a series of final drawings from reference, put together all you’ve learned to achieve a convincing head drawing with a feeling of volume and planar structure.
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
What do you need to apply?
- A foundation in realistic anatomical drawing, such as basic perspective, proportions and shading.
- Ideally completed our Drawing the Human Form class or have equivalent practice/experience.
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