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By using our site, you agree to our collection of information through the use of cookies. To learn more, view our Privacy Policy. To browse Academia. Drawing Media. Each stcp-by-step portrait demonstration presents a different method of rendering form, texture, and light and shade in pencil, chalk, and charcoal. You’ll see how form is rendered entirely with lines and strokes; how tone can be created by blending, so that pencil, chalk, and charcoal handle like paint; and finally, how lines, strokes, and blending can be combined.

The demonstrations are executed on a variety of drawing papers to show you how the drawing surface influences the lone and texture of the portrait. These various techniques, drawing tools, and papers are dramatically illustrated by close-ups of sections of finished drawings, reproduced actual size.

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Niwewe David. Related Papers. The Fundamentals of Drawing in Colour. Edwards B. Advance Drawing Skills. Art of caricaturin. The artist’s painting library Originally published as pt. Portrait drawing–Technique. Lawn, John. Drawing book. Series: Blake, Wendon. Artist’s painting library. B57 ‘. Manufactured in U. First Printing. Blond Woman 36 Demonstration 2. Dark-Haired Man 54 Demonstration 6. Blond Man 58 Demonstration 7. Oriental Woman 62 Charcoal Drawing 66 Demonstration 8.

Brown-Haired Woman 68 Demonstration 9. Black Woman 72 Demonstration The human luce is so endlessly tures, you’ll then watch John Lawn put all this informa- fascinating, so infinitely diverse, so expressive of the tion together into demonstration drawings of complete most delicate emotional nuances that many artists have male and female heads.

You’ll watch him build the devoted their lives to portraiture. Every sitter is differ- overall form of the head and the forms of the individual ent, presenting a new and fascinating challenge to the features, from the lirst sketchy guidelines to the final artist who must capture not only the form and detail of drawing, fully realized in light and shade.

The step-by- the sitter’s face, but also the unique flavor of the sitter’s step demonstrations of the features and the complete personality. The same face can change radically with a head all show four fundamental stages in executing a slight turn of the head or a slight difference in the direc- successful drawing: blocking in the forms with simple tion of the fight. And us the sitter’s mood changes, the guidelines: refining the contours: blocking in the tones emotional content of the portrait changes ton.

Thus, the in broad masses; and completing the drawing by refin- expressive possibilities of portraiture are so great that ing the lines and tones and then adding the last touches drawing the human head can become an obsession— of detail.

After demon- strating the fundamentals. Lawn goes on to demon- tame. Like so many artists throughout the centuries, strate, step by step, how to draw ten complete portraits you may discover that there’s nothing more exciting of different types of sitters, including various hair and than watching a real human being come to life on pa- skin tones, ages, racial and ethnic types. The demon- per. For the artist who’s fascinated by people, the strations also show how to render diverse lighting human face is the ultimate subject.

In the drawings of the great pressiveness of the individual head. The demonstra- Renaissance masters, the complex form of the human tions are grouped according to drawing medium. There head is often visualized very simply—as an egg shape are pencil drawings of a blond woman, a brown-haired with guidelines that wrap around the egg to define the man, a black man, and a dark-haired woman.

Chaik placement of the features. In the first few pages of Por- drawings include a dark-haired man, a blond man. Finally, there are charcoal drawings diagram of the head to work. You’ll learn to draw the of a brown-haired woman, a black woman, and a gray- egg shape in line and then make it three-dimensional by haiied man.

Each of these step-by-step demonstrations adding light and shade. You’ll learn how to convert that shows every druwing operation, from the first stroke on “Renaissance egg” into a variety of male and female the paper to the last, The demonstration section con- heads, seen from various angles: front view, side view, cludes with a brief review of four different types of three-quarter view, and finally, a view of the head tilted lighting that are particularly effective in drawing por- downward.

It’s important to memorize this egg shape— traits: each type is illustrated with a drawing that ex- and the placement of its guidelines—so that you can plains how the specific method of lighting affects the then adapt it.

Each stcp-by-step portrait demon- Drawing the Features. One of the best ways to learn stration presents a different method of rendering form, to draw is to look over the shoulder of a skilled profes- texture, and light and shade in pencil, chalk, and char- sional as he draws, then try it yourself.

You’ll watch coal. You’ll see how form is rendered entirely with noted artist John Lawn draw each facial feature, step by lines and strokes; how tone can be created by blending, step, from a variety of angles. You’ll see him draw so that pencil, chalk, and charcoal handle like paint; male and female eyes—front, three-quarter, and side and finally, how lines, strokes, and blending can be views, as well as tilted downward. In the same way, combined. The demonstrations are executed on a vari- you’ll learn to draw the male and female nose and ety of drawing papers to show you how the drawing mouth a.

And finally, surface influences the lone and texture of the portrait. Drawing the Complete Head. Having mastered the basic form of the head and learned how to draw the fea- ARN. The best way to start drawing is to ette” of charcoal pencils, get just three of them, marked get yourself just two things: a pencil and a pad of white “hard,” “medium,” and “soft.

An ordinary office pencil will do—but pencils; HB is the hardest and 6B is the softest. You test it to make sure that you can make a pale gray line should also buy a few sticks of natural charcoal. You by gliding it lightly over the paper, and a rich black line can get charcoal “leads” to fit into metal or plastic by pressing a bit harder.

If you’d like to buy something holders like those used for graphite and chalk. You could easily spend your life doing wonder- pencil for bolder work, usually marked 4B, 5B, or 6B.

Charcoal paper has a delicate, with a very slight texture—not as smooth as typing pa- ribbed texture and a very hard surface that makes your per. Ask for cartridge paper in Britain. To get started stroke look rough and allows you to blend your strokes with chalk drawing, all you need is a black pastel pencil to create velvety tones. And you should try some really or a Conte pencil. And just two charcoal pencils will rough paper with a ragged, irregular “tooth” that makes give you a good taste of charcoal drawing: get one your strokes look bold and granular.

Ask your art- marked “medium” and another marked “soft”. You supply dealer to show you his roughest drawing papers. Erasers Rubbers. For pencil drawing, the usual Pencils. When we talk about pencil drawing, we usu- eraser is soft rubber, generally pink or white, which ally mean graphite pencil.

This is usually a cylindrical you can buy in a rectangular shape about the size of stick of black, slightly slippery graphite surrounded by your thumb or in the form of a pencil, surrounded by a a thicker cylinder of wood.

Artists’ pencils are divided peel-off paper cylinder like a charcoal pencil. For chalk roughly into two groupings: soft and hard. A soft pencil and charcoal drawing, the best eraser is kneaded rubber will make a darker line than a hard pencil. Soft pencils or putty rubber , a gray square of very soft rubber that are usually marked B, plus a number to indicate the de- you can squeeze like clay to make any shape that’s con- gree of softness—3B is softer and blacker than 2B.

A thick, blocky soap eraser is useful for clean- Hard pencils arc marked H and the numbers work the ing up the white areas of the drawing. You also need a wooden drawing 2H. HB is considered an all-purpose pencil because it board to support your drawing pad—or perhaps a sheet falls midway between hard and soft. Most artists use of soft fiberboard to which you can tack loose sheets of more soft pencils than hard pencils. When you’re ready paper.

Get some single-edge razor blades or a sharp to experiment with a variety of pencils, buy a full range knife preferably with a safe, retractable blade for of soft ones from HB to 6B.