Drawing a Portrait
If you want to get better at drawing, practicing portraits is a good place to start. Pro illustrator Dave Malan demonstrates how to draw a portrait in pencil from start to finish.
In this video tutorial you'll sit down with professional artist and illustrator Dave Malan to do a pencil drawn portrait.
Good drawing is the basis to any effective visual story telling, this video will help you improve your core drawing abilities.
David is well known for his pencil drawings and portraits which have been featured in magazines and fine art galleries around the country. He will take you through his drawing process, from the very first steps on how to construct the anatomy and proportions needed to give the foundation of a good drawing.
Follow along as he discusses what to look for to get the personality in your drawing. Dave will show you how he builds up value and uses his signature crosshatching style to add the visual appeal and a finished but loose look.
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Drawing a Portrait
Drawing a Portrait
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Start to finish, a great way to observe a portrait develop. Enjoyed this course. Thank you.
Start to finish, a great way to observe a portrait develop. Enjoyed this course. Thank you.
Read LessThis is a excellent class on the process of building a great portrait drawing. Solid foundation of information.
This is a excellent class on the process of building a great portrait drawing. Solid foundation of information.
Read LessIt’s always so interesting to watch the process in full. There aren’t too many process insights in this video but it was 100% worth the money just to see him...
Read MoreIt’s always so interesting to watch the process in full. There aren’t too many process insights in this video but it was 100% worth the money just to see him at work. Thanks!
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