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In this critique, Darrel shows you how to transform the lines in your portrait to clean edges to value, adding dimension and depth to your subjects.
Critique No. 16Related videos
technique
- Creating Dimension with a Range of Values and Clean Edges
- Drawing Dimension with Edges and Angles
- Interpreting Angles in Your Drawings
- Drawing from Photos Taken with Flash
- Separating Dimensions
- Watching for Small Details in a Rotated Subject
- Creating Clean Edges and Transitions
- Darrel Tank Video Blog: Response to Rick's Questions about Left-handed Tapered Stroke Direction
- Tips on Creating Smooth, Contour Textures
- Tips on Drawing Dimension with Shadows
- Drawing Dimension
- Discover the small things that can make a big difference in your drawing
- A tip for drawing a rotated subject
- Drawing from Photos Taken with Flash
critique
- Tips on Drawing Eyes and Hair
- Creating Dimension with a Range of Values and Clean Edges
- Drawing Dimension with Edges and Angles
- Interpreting Angles in Your Drawings
- Drawing from Photos Taken with Flash
- Tips on Drawing Eyes, Lips and Hair
- Drawing the Structure of a Dog's Face
- Separating Dimensions
- Keeping Lighting Direction Consistent
- Watching for Small Details in a Rotated Subject
- Establishing Structure and Perspective
- Adding Details in Eyes
- Creating Clean Edges and Transitions
- Tips on Creating Smooth, Contour Textures
- Tips on Drawing Hair -- Part 1
- Tips on Drawing Dimension with Shadows
- Tips on Drawing a Bird
- Structure, Perspective & Freehanding
- Drawing Dimension
- Tips on Drawing Hair -- Part 2
- Drawing from Photos Taken with Flash
- Tips on Drawing Eyes, Lips and Hair