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Block In Bootcamp, Lesson #1, Visual Style

🕑 Added 2022-09-30 09:18:41 +0000 UTC
Block In Bootcamp, Lesson #1, Visual Style
Block In Bootcamp, Lesson #1, Visual Style

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Stephen Bauman Artwork

You’ve got it about the values. As for the shapes it depends on what the light and shadow give you in this instance. Clearest and simplest first. Mouths almost always come last though.

Kevin Bryden

Hi, is there a video which takes Martin to the finished drawing? Thanks.

Husain Karrar

Hey Stephen, great course, excited to be a part of it. I have a question regarding this lesson: how do you decide what features to block-in or not? Like I noticed you didn't block in the mouth or the eyes but you did go for the nose and the ear. Is this decision purely based on shadow shapes? Are we essentially just blocking in the light and shadow shapes? Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but we're only using one value (the lightest?) for the shadows during the block-in? Cheers! H

Stephen Bauman Artwork

Lesson 2 is on to the structural style 👌

Lynnette Jones

I can't see the follow on video from Lesson #1. Can anyone assist please?

Pete Pala

Finally, I'm in Block In Boot Camp!

shaki

can't wait to see the lesson 2 of visual with martin i did'nt find it so i suppose will come soon

Stephen Bauman Artwork

A lot of people are having this issue at the moment- I am working on a fix. Should work fine on a desktop though.

Creasy

Hey, the Vimeo link isn't working(?)

Stephen Bauman Artwork

Right here: https://sbanavigation.com/collections/patreon/products/block-in-bootcamp

Luis Valdez

where can we find the next lesson that we need to watch immediately after this one?

Stephen Bauman Artwork

No worries- it works at any scale. Compare 2 places on the model, then compare the same places on the drawing.

Phyllis Riley

I have to ask a stupid question that I’ve been embarrassed to ask. Does this measuring only work if you drawing is the same size as the source image? There I said it. 😔

Andy Rodriguez

Thank you!

Stephen Bauman Artwork

In this case the study of ratios and measurements it comes down to repetition. Not dozens, but hundreds of reps.

August Oak

Hi Stephen, thank you for the fantastic content of your videos. I still have a lot of trouble with the measurement phase. I understand the concept of placing the pencil in front of you and comparing it with landmarks on the subject, but I have difficulty transferring it to the paper. Any Advice?

susantilleray37@yahoo.com

Thank you :)

Stephen Bauman Artwork

hi Susan- the second lesson in this series has departed the site. I have mentioned in various posts that the plan was always to cycle out the older sessions and revisit those topics in new livestreams. The visual style will come back around, I promise :)

susantilleray37@yahoo.com

Hi Stephen, Block in Visual #2 is not showing in https://sbanavigation.com/collections/patreon/products/block-in-bootcamp

Stephen Bauman Artwork

Hi Bruce, best to use the navigation site: https://sbanavigation.com/collections/patreon/products/block-in-bootcamp

Bruce Green

Where's access to the next lesson, mentioned at the end of this one? Is there a Block in Visual #2?

Stephen Bauman Artwork

I recommend a Koh-I-Noor 2.0mm lead holder. Its light and feels good in your hand.

Doug Hess

What kind or where do you buy the graphite (how thick is it) and what kind of holder do you use? Thanks!

Stephen Bauman Artwork

All available

Mark Vanner

Hey Stephen, are all bootcamp lessons available via video or do you have to watch them live if I was to upgrade to this tier?

Stephen Bauman Artwork

Thank you Rachel! The video of the drawing is perspective corrected. Initially my block in is slightly narrow- but eventually it is corrected in the end.

Rachel Li

This video is really helpful and elaborate! Thank you for the time and effort you put into this lesson. I do have a question tho; I am quite a new viewer and I wanted to ask if the drawing is warped perhaps from the angle of the camera because things seem to be more narrow compared to the reference? Im really not sure tho because when I tried to draw the same image it seems wider than what you did but I don't know if its because I am missing something.


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