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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Brandon

This heavily illustrated project invites you to use a simple grid to outline a realistically proportioned face of an adorable baby named Brandon (who just happens to be my grandson). Hatching is used to add shading to the face, clothing, and hair.

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  • ▼  2011 (75)
    • ▼  March (37)
      • Figure drawing basics
      • Brandon
      • Baby Cameo
      • Jamie
      • Sketching Figures with Lines
      • Long Straight Hair
      • Drawing Lips
      • Sketching from a Manikin
      • Kim
      • Drawing Eyelashes
      • Proportions of a Hand
      • Horizontal Facial Proportions of Adults
      • Creating a Value Scale by Cindy Wider
      • Getting Started with Shading by Cindy Wider
      • Baldy Noears
      • Smelly Spheres
      • Coming Out of the Dark
      • Wooly Woo Noo
      • Medieval Spoon
      • Light on a Mug
      • Seahorse
      • Tulip
      • Serene Scene
      • Graduations with Contour Hatching
      • Basic Contour Hatching
      • Corny Conehead
      • Sketching Outdoors
      • Kobrah
      • Graduated Values
      • Playing With Pencils
      • Hatching Simple Mountains
      • Hatching Value Scales
      • The Magic Ellipse by Cindy Wider
      • One Point Perspective
      • Simple Atmospheric Perspective
      • Overlapping Silly Faces
      • Basic Perspective for Beginners
    • ►  February (38)

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