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Then you can first...
Then...
(Important note: This is also where you can find links to the supplies needed!)
But before you begin drawing it's important to...
Then when you're ready to rock and roll, start with this lesson!
Next up is probably the MOST important thing of all when drawing faces...
You also get a supporting guidelines .pdf in this lesson that you can download!
Now for one of the most exciting parts where we finally get to...
In this next lesson I am also giving you my favorite eye-drawing supporting .pdfs on How to Draw Awesome Eyelashes!!
Now comes the SUPER most exciting part where we...
Now that we have an awesome drawing in pencil, it's time to add COLOR!! So exciting! In this next lesson we will...
At this point we are ready to put colors to paper and complete our first face in 4 fun videos. We will be focusing on the fun but we will also...
If you thought that's a wrap folks, you couldn't be more wrong, we are JUST GETTING STARTED! I'm proud to announce Project #2!
This next project we will learn how to draw a face first, and then color it in with Tombow Markers!
The first lesson section here includes the following:
* Links to Supplies.
* Face Drawing Guidelines.
* Fun Fab Swatch Sheet (for Swatching your Tombows this time).
* Video instruction on How to Draw another Fun Fab Face.
I LOVE working in greyscale!! I also love TEACHING in greyscale because it is a great way to learn the concepts of light sources, shading and highlights!
These 2 bonus lessons are both more fun, fab faces that focus on making awesome and dramatic shading effects!
This class actually orginated in 2015, to accompany my very first book, How to Draw Fun, Fab Faces!
Well those first lessons may be considered "old" and may not be as polished or in as high of definition as today's videos BUT...the value of practice remains the same and the principals of drawing are ageless so why not use them as extra practice?!
