Drawing Manual Lecture Series
"Gesture is the single most important element in the drawing". The action of the figure is usually expressed as "gesture". It means the movement and attitude of the figure. It is body language and all of those subtle differences that characterize individuals, be they human or animal. Glenn breaks this down into a series of steps that are easy to understand and apply. Contains: Lecture, demonstration and a model to draw.
| Chapter 2, Spherical Forms Now that you've mapped out the action of the pose, the next step in the process is to define your figure in 3-D space. Learning to see your subject in terms of simple shapes and forms along with values is one of the basic elements in learning to draw. Glenn breaks this down into a series of steps that are easy to understand and apply. Contains: Lecture, demonstration and a model to draw. |
| Chapter 3, Box Forms The box is like the sphere in Lesson 2. It is a critical form that you must learn how to draw if you are serious about developing your drawing skills. The ability to draw the box is a necessary basic skill. If you don't have a complete mastery of this, it will hinder your development as an artist. Glenn breaks this down into a series of steps that are easy to understand and apply. Contains: Lecture, demonstration and a model to draw. |
| Chapter 4, Combining Spheres and Boxes In lessons 2 & 3 we developed our skills at handling spheres and boxes, manipulating them, and giving them personalities. In this lesson, we combine them and at the same time introduce two new elements. Glenn breaks this down into a series of steps that are easy to understand and apply. Contains: Lecture, demonstration and a model to draw. |
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