Lessons: 17Length: 2.6 hours
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2.2 Connected Solids
Let's take our drawing techniques another step up. In this lesson we'll create a three dimensional diagram of connected solid shapes, to help you fully visualize the form and perspective of the animal.
1.Introduction
1.1Introduction02:14
1.1
Introduction
02:14
1.2Tools and Resources03:38
1.2
Tools and Resources
03:38
2.Drawing Fundamentals
2.1Observation and Gesture13:20
2.1
Observation and Gesture
13:20
2.2Connected Solids09:16
2.2
Connected Solids
09:16
2.3Light, Shadow and Details11:48
2.3
Light, Shadow and Details
11:48
3.How to Draw Horses
3.1See and Sketch a Horse10:48
3.1
See and Sketch a Horse
10:48
3.2Add Mass and Weight to Your Drawing11:12
3.2
Add Mass and Weight to Your Drawing
11:12
3.3How to Draw Hair, Highlights and Effects12:25
3.3
How to Draw Hair, Highlights and Effects
12:25
4.How to Draw a Dog
4.1See and Sketch a Dog08:32
4.1
See and Sketch a Dog
08:32
4.2Create a Vector Portrait of a Dog11:35
4.2
Create a Vector Portrait of a Dog
11:35
4.3Add Clean Lines and Color to Your Illustration13:32
4.3
Add Clean Lines and Color to Your Illustration
13:32
5.Creating a Cat Caricature
5.1See and Sketch the Cat07:23
5.1
See and Sketch the Cat
07:23
5.2Exaggerate Lines to Create a Cartoonish Illustration07:30
5.2
Exaggerate Lines to Create a Cartoonish Illustration
07:30
5.3Add Shapes and Forms in Adobe Illustrator10:37
5.3
Add Shapes and Forms in Adobe Illustrator
10:37
5.4Add Base Coloring in Adobe Photoshop09:33
5.4
Add Base Coloring in Adobe Photoshop
09:33
5.5Add Shading and Texture to Your Illustration12:41
5.5
Add Shading and Texture to Your Illustration
12:41
6.Conclusion
6.1Conclusion01:52
6.1
Conclusion
01:52
