by Matthew | Oct 25, 2018 | Drawing Tutorials, The Blog |
In this screencast portrait drawing lesson I share with you how I think about the structure of the lips. Thinking about the structure of the lips is completely different than using angles, shapes and tone to map out the lips on paper. The key element to keep in mind...
by Matthew | Oct 17, 2018 | Drawing Tutorials, The Blog |
In this screencast portrait drawing lesson I share with you how I think about the structure of the eye. Thinking about the structure of the eye is completely different than using angles, shapes and tone to map out an eye on paper. The key element to keep in mind when...
by Matthew | Oct 10, 2018 | Drawing Tutorials, The Blog |
This may not be my most exciting lesson, however it is an important one. Sometimes drawing a realistic portrait takes time. In this short three minute YouTube world that we live in it’s easy to loose sight of the fact that quality takes time. Now every artist...
by Matthew | Oct 2, 2018 | Drawing Tutorials, The Blog |
In this portrait drawing lesson I share with you how to carefully lay in the mouth. By using a series of targets you can make sure you get proper placement of the lips. Simply put targets are little marks you place on paper. They help you to place the features of the...
by Matthew | Sep 19, 2018 | Drawing Tutorials, The Blog |
I wanted to share with you lesson one from my latest portrait drawing course titled “Shea Portrait”. A few members had asked the question, can you start a portrait drawing with the eye first? The answer is of course. Diving deeper the real answer is that...
by Matthew | Sep 4, 2018 | Drawing Tutorials |
In this last lesson twelve I share with you how I finish up the portrait drawing. The one key takeaway from this last lesson, good things take time. Now please don’t take this out of context. Some of my favorite drawings are ten minute gesture drawings. What...
