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Description
Learn basic charcoal drawing techniques for rendering hands and feet in this session. Steve explains in detail key concepts necessary to understand the underlying form and construction of this challenging charcoal drawing subject. Using Raphael's work as an example of fluidity in form and design, Steve demonstrates a three pose full figure drawing exercise in capturing interest and beauty with line, value, and simplicity.
Index
00:04:20 - Finding scale
00:04:50 - Looking for the wrist
00:05:18 - Planes of the hand
00:06:48 - Drawing the fingers
00:09:03 - Finding the thumb
00:12:36 - Begin the second had pose
00:12:40 - Creating a change of pace
00:13:13 - Laying in the first plane
00:13:42 - Building from the wrist
00:14:29 - Fingers, finding a form you like
00:15:45 - Containing the form of the hand
00:17:07 - Putting an edge on the form
00:19:23 - Leg form and provenance
00:19:53 - The stirrup form and the ankle
00:20:31 - Placing the toes
00:20:57 - Finding the pad of the foot
00:21:25 - Drawing the heel
00:21:52 - Drawing the toes
00:23:23 - Rendering a side view of the foot
00:23:40 - Stirrup and ankle
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