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Description Learn to Draw - Faces and Portraits - For the Absolute Beginner Publisher: JD-Biz Corp Publishing John Davidson,Adrian Sanqui 2013 English ASIN: B00GAA5NAQ 65 Pages 2.36 MB • Nose • Mouth Measuring Via Eye Size Front view Quarter view Side view/Profile Basic head layout There are few characteristics of a head that is relative to almost everyone, this similarity in measurements will be your guide if you are to construct a face when drawing a portrait. • The eyes are positioned below, above or right at the center of the head’s perfect-center level. It is usually aligned with the upper tip of the ear. • The head’s space above and below the eyes’ location are equal. • The nose wings are usually aligned with the tear ducts, and its nose ball is aligned with the ear lobes (this similarity changes depending on the person’s age as the ears grow bigger). • Both tips of the mouth are nearly aligned with the center of both eyes. Although you will surely encounter a person that has a little difference on these measurements, it would be easier for you to identify his or her unique proportion value if you have the knowledge about what is most usual. ================================================= Learn How to Draw Aquatic Animals - For the Absolute BeginnerPublisher: JD-Biz Corp Publishing 2013 John Davidson,Adrian Sanqui Language: English ASIN: B00GBKG8WM 47 pages 1.98 MB Learn How to Draw Aquatic Animals - For the Absolute Beginner TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction: Drawing Tools Primary Sketches Constructing Outlines Using a Base • Common forms o Veiltail goldfish o Queen angelfish o Mackerel o Salmon o Catfish • Unique forms o Ocean sunfish o Cowfish o Anglerfish Contour Shape Planes Texture o Porcupine fish o Siamese fighting fish o Seahorse Composing the Figure o Tarpon Primary sketches Rough sketching is an easy approach to build up your drawing skills by letting your hand gain familiarity on how the forms and details are expressed by lines. This is a good way of enhancing your creativity through experience and can build up your hand and mind coordination rapidly. Build the form through several lines until you figure out the primary shape of the subject. Sketching is the way to express your imagination freely and portray your ideas visually through lines. Start with a simple animal figure. Try to draw an animal in profile/side view  Sharing Widget |
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