Portrait Painting in Oil Without a Brain
Getting Started
Grid Method
Observational Drawing
Color Mixing and Values
Separating Lights and Shadows
Edges And Planes
Painting with Color
Intermediate Portrait
Advanced Portrait
Drawing
Pastel Portrait
Digital Portrait
Additional Content
The yearbook principle is one of those essential ideas to understanding how to get a good likeness.
Your assignment for this lesson is to pull out your yearbook and just try to observe what I'm talking about.
What part of someone's likeness can you get rid of while still having the image look like them?
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Shawn Laughlin
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I really liked how you explained this. I've always had a problem getting a likeness. This gives me a different way to think about it.
Course by Michael Hampton
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