Techniques To Help Improve Your Portrait Drawings

Techniques To Help Improve Your Portrait Drawings

by | Feb 2, 2021 | The Blog | 0 comments

Peter has been a student of DTO for over six months. He has worked consistently over the last six months to improve his portrait drawings. He is certainly improving with each passing week.

In this video I share with you a portrait draw-over in photoshop. There are many gems within this coaching video that can certainly help you to assess your own work.

Not to mention this video is full of useful portrait drawing tips and techniques. Thanks so much for watching.

 

 

I will be opening the one to one coaching again starting in June of 2021. If you are looking to become a part of my group coaching, consider signing up to Drawing Tutorials Online. I film member critiques every Monday.

 

Still Life Drawing Techniques

Still Life Drawing Techniques

by | Sep 5, 2020 | Drawing Tutorials, The Blog

This live class was held on September 5, 2020. Various still life techniques were the focus of this class. From composition, to value structure, to texture this class covered it.

We also talked to the importance of starting with thumbnails. To see the live stream chat, I would suggest watching this video on YouTube.

 

 

 

Landscape Drawing Techniques – Movement With Perspective

Landscape Drawing Techniques – Movement With Perspective

by | Aug 29, 2020 | Drawing Tutorials, The Blog

This live class was held on August 29, 2020. This live stream class focused on multiple landscape drawing techniques. These techniques will help you to create depth as well as atmosphere within your landscapes.

I hope you enjoy it. To see the live stream chat, I would suggest watching this video on YouTube.

 

 

Check out Emily’s Instagram. Thanks again Emily for sharing your art.

 

Starting A Portrait From The Eye – Anthony Van Dyck Master Study

Starting A Portrait From The Eye – Anthony Van Dyck Master Study

by | Aug 22, 2020 | Drawing Tutorials, The Blog

This live class was held on August 22, 2020. The focus of this class was to say that there are many ways to start a portrait drawing. In this class I started with the eye.

Starting a portrait drawing from the eye is a great option. It’s called spiraling out from a place that you understand.

It’s important that you take some time to practice portrait drawing using diverse technique. This way you will find the one that works best for you.

 

 

Anthony Van Dyck at the National Portrait Gallery.