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How different is this course from the Portrait Drawing Fundamentals Course by Stan Prokopenko? Does this course teach you how to construct the head from imagination? Which one is better?
Sean Ramsey
They both approach head drawing in different ways but if I'd have to choose between the two I'd lean towards getting this one. Stan's premium content focuses more on the shading aspects of drawing the head while this course goes over more of Hampton's construction method to developing head drawings.
@marikath
How different is this course from the Head Drawing and Construction Course by Michael Hampton? Does this course teach you how to construct the head from imagination? Which one is better?
@marikath
Is this class useful for traditional (and realist) fine artists who would like to improve their paintings? Most of us are used to working/painting from observation, and I wonder if this class will help us come up with ideas and work from "imagination" without having to rely on what is optically visible in front of our eyes.
Sterling Hundley
So much of illustration is developing words and ideas into pictures with intention. Drawing from imagination is a skill that can be developed and improved upon, but the vast majority of professional illustrators are working through a reliable process: research > ideation (thumbnails) > reference > final drawing > final painting. It's reliable and repeatable. I walk through the process in ideacraft, as well as different ideation pipelines to assist in the development of pictures that you want to create. The process works in the following sequence: Observation, documentation, interpretation, imagination, realization. I truly believe these systems can help you. I also worked as a painter for a number of years and relate to what you are saying:)
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