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ChoosingtheRightDrawingPaper-2.pdfChoosingtheRightDrawingMedia-1.pdfDrawing Activities/Techniques
Drawing Activities/Techniques
Drawing Values (Shading) with Pencil
Drawing Values (Shading) with Pencil
ChoosingtheRightDrawingPencil-1-1.pdf
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Drawing Textures/ Using Line Values (Pen/Ink)
Drawing Textures/ Using Line Values (Pen/Ink)
DrawingTechniques-2.pdf
Shading with Ink/Pen examplesPen & Ink Line Values to Try
Pen and Ink Techniques.pdfPen & Ink Line Values to Try 2
Examples of Line Values Used to Shade
Examples of Line Values Used to Shade
Drawing the Human HeadÂ
Drawing the Human HeadÂ
Adult Head Proportions
Adult Head Proportions
All adult heads look different, and yet they all have two eyes, two ears, a nose and a mouth. When working from a model or a photo, start by lightly drawing the fundamental proportions in pencil or charcoal. Then make adjustments specific to your particular subject as you go along by concentrating on what you actually see.
A - From the top of the head to the chin, the eyes are positioned approximately in the middle.
B - The eyes are about one eye-width apart.
C - The bottom of the nose is halfway between the eyebrows and the chin.
D - The ears are positioned between the horizontal lines of the eyebrows and nose.
E - The mouth is placed between the nose and chin, about two-thirds of the way up from the chin.
F - On the profile, notice that the ear is placed behind the vertical center line.
Proportions of the Human Body
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