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Seit November 2021
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Art class: face proportions, Male body, face in 3/4 view and side views.
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Von 28.33 Fr /Std
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This will cover the proportions of the face and tell you how to draw a face in the side perspective and 3/4 perspective. this will not go into detail into the facial features, just proportions of the face in detail.
After this lesson, you will know how to draw proportions and the face at 3/4 and the side view of a face.

I specialize in art and graphic design. my goal is to help students learn to draw stress-free.
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Bring a sketchbook or a graphics tablet, pencil, laptop or phone, tripod to show the paper.
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Online aus Vereinigtes Königreich
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Kinder (7-12 Jahre alt)
Jugendliche (13-17 Jahre alt)
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Anfänger
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60 Minuten
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Englisch
Verfügbarkeit einer typischen Woche
(GMT -05:00)
New York
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What's in it?

PART I

1. Artistic & visual language

• Traditional drawing & illustration techniques
• Shape & form study
• Light, color & values
• Composition & visual storytelling

2. World-building & visual thinking

• Environment design (natural & built spaces)
• Props, objects, and visual detail
• Character concepts (anatomy basics, silhouettes, expression)
• Style exploration (realistic, stylized, symbolic, experimental)
• References vs originality: how to build from research without imitation

3. Cognitive & creative process

• Artistic thinking & workflow
• From idea to image
• Documentation & reference gathering
• Moodboards & visual research
• Iteration, selection, refinement
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4. Digital foundations (optional / hybrid)

• Transition from traditional to digital
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• Layer logic, brushes, textures
• Digital painting fundamentals
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PART II

Portfolio development & mentorship

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• Defining the student’s artistic direction
• Selecting and developing strong themes
• Creating cohesive series, not isolated images
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