The Atelier Tier, Advanced Cast Drawing, Part 1
🕑 Added 2021-09-26 16:51:21 +0000 UTCThe lesson notes are attached at the bottom of this post and here is a link to the post about how to prepare your paper.
And here is a link to the source images of the St. Andrew cast.
Comments
Stephen Bauman Artwork
I think that your suggested method is most useful. Keep it as simple as possible.
Daniel Morris
Hi Stephen, I am late starting this advanced cast drawing a number of months after the original videos, but just wanted your recommendation on drawing along with the videos. I see there is a total of nine drawing hours done by you, in 2 videos. Do you suggest I draw for the 4 hours in the first video (roughly approximating the finish in video 1), then jump right into part 2 for the next 4-5 hours, and finally finish the last stretch (maybe 15-20 more hours, depending on stamina) by myself? Or, after watching the first 4 hour draw along (the unedited no commentary version), should I work on my drawing for a few more hours before jumping to video 2? I would think just drawing with you going through the 9 hours (in 2 videos), then doing the rest myself would make sense, but if you have another, suggestion, let me know! Daniel
Kelley Hails
Thanks Stephen, great stuff! I really finally understood how and why you began the refinement of the shadow shape at the eye socket on the right- nearest the central light. Makes so much sense to establish this early. Great suggestion.
Steve Caudell
Artin, you may want to review Stephen’s materials video where he explains all of this here on Patreon.
Ingrid Goyarts
Thank you for the nice detailed explanation. How wonderful that this explanation is on You tube. This is due to automatic translation. I miss a lot less now. Thank you.!
Artin
Sam Peltola
Yay! Super excited about this one!
Stephen Bauman Artwork
There is a link to the model pack in the text of the post.
Kamlika Chandla
So excited about this one
Kamlika Chandla
Will you be sharing an image ☺️. Want to print and keep it ready soon.
Patrick Clark
That beard…. Bruh.. fear…