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Learn Drawing, Sketching, Pencil Drawing, Illustration, Pen Drawing, Watercolor and much more in a single Course.

What you will learn

You’ll learn the fundamentals of drawing & Sketching

How to draw & sketch

How to manage line weight

Shading techniques

An easy system for drawing

How to Draw to a Professional Level

Draw basic lines and shapes

Axonometric Drawing

Perspective Drawing

Flat Drawing

Description

In this Drawing Course you will learn everything you need to know about drawing. Let me explain why!

There are two main ways in which drawing is taught to students:

Artistic Drawing

(Portrait Drawing, Figure Drawing, Pencil Drawing, Landscape Drawing, Urban Drawing)

Technical Drawing

(Drawing of plans, Technical Drawing, Architectural Drawing, Perspectives with method)

Each of these ways of teaching has its own particular characteristics, but they all focus on a unique way of understanding and teaching Drawing.

However, in this course we will approach the Drawing in a much larger way, since regardless of what you want to express, the drawing is a language of communication and is much more powerful than what you have been told. Thus, we will not concentrate only on one type of drawing or the other, but we will address the bases in order you can master any type of drawing, whether you want to draw faces, cars, landscapes or a new product that you are developing.

Drawing is the main language for:

Artists

Designers (graphic, industrial, apparel, automotive)

Architects

and all those who work with form and space

In this course I concentrate my whole experience of more than 6 years in teaching of Drawing at the University of Architecture in my city. This experience has allowed me to connect the knowledge of the best books of the artistic branch of Drawing (as Betty Edwards and Andrew Loomis) with those of the technical branch (as Frank Ching and Juhani Pallasmaa). From the connection of all this knowledge this course was born, which has a much broader look than a simple Drawing Course.

I currently teach on the Internet everything I have learned over the years, and today more than 49,000 students from 120 countries learn with me, both in Spanish and English. Besides, 4 of my courses have been listed as Best Sellers!

English

Language

Content

Introducción

Introducción

Drawing Course Curriculum

Before continuing

Perceptual and Creative Drawing

Drawing Course Materiales

Drawing Fundamentals

Operations

Drawing Stages

Drawing Stages – Sketch

Drawing Stages – Sketch – Practice

Drawing Stages – Sketch – Practice 2

Drawing Stages – Lines

Drawing Stages – Lines – Practice

Drawing Stages – Lines – Practice Forms

Drawing Stages – Lines – Practice Forms 2

Drawing Stages – Value

Drawing Stages – Value – Practice 1

Drawing Stages – Value – Practice 2


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Drawing Stages – Color

Drawing Stages – Color – Practice 1

Drawing Stages – Color – Practice 2

Spatial Systems

Spatial Systems Evolution

Spatial Systems Evolution 2

Spatial Systems Representation

Flat Drawing – Blueprints – 2D Drawings

2D Drawings – Practice Arch of Triumph

Spatial Systems – Axonometries – 3D Drawings

Spatial Systems – Axonometries – Practice

Spatial System – Perspective – 3D Drawing

Spatial Systems – Perspective – Practice

Axonometrie or Perspective?

Sketching Stage

Sketching Composition

Sketching – Objects Structures

Sketching – Proportions and Scale

Sketching – Concept

Sketching – Practice Trees

Line Stage

Line – Forms

Line – Forms – Excercise

Line – Tree Practice

Line – Space

Line – Space – Exercise

Line – Perimeters and Edges

Value Stage

Value – Value Scale – Greyscale

Value – Tree Practice

Value – Light and Shadow

Value – Light and Shadow – Artificial Light Practice

Value – Light and Shadow – Natural Light Practice

Value – Light and Shadow – 2 Objects Practice

Value – Contrast

Value – Value ≠ Saturation

Color Stage

Color – Hue

Color – Saturation

Color – Color Combinations

Color – Color Psychology

Conclusions

Conclusions