Compose And Draw Large Crowd Scenes & Facial Expressions

Compose and Draw large Crowd Scenes & Facial ExpressionsRating: 4.0 out of 54.0(9 ratings)152 studentsLifestyleArts & CraftsDrawingPreview this courseCompose and Draw large Crowd Scenes & Facial ExpressionsComposing and Drawing Large Crowd Scenes and creating Fourteen Facial expressions of human-beingCreated byHobitute ArtistsLast updated 12/2014EnglishEnglish [Auto],Preview this course

What you'll learn

• The course has several lectures that are being taught by experienced artists who have taken pains to explain even the minute techniques, thus making it very easy for the learner to follow the concepts and practice
• The course provides the learners a good understanding of the perspective and techniques of composing and drawing large crowd scenes. The lessons on various facial expressions gives additional power to the learner to add emotions in the face of people who assembled.
• By completing all the levels under this course, the learners would understand the complexity of the subject and would learn the techniques of bringing energy and life to their drawings
• This is a very systematic course aimed at basic and intermediates learners who are continually facing the challenge of drawing the actions of human being in a crowd and representing near & far objects.

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Course content

7 sections • 14 lectures • 1h 16m total lengthExpand all sections

Creating a Basic layout of Crowd Scene2 lectures • 12min

• Rough Sketching of Crowd Scene-Part 16:01
• Rough Sketching of Crowd Scene-Part 2Preview6:22

Basic Layout and Detailing the Crowd.1 lecture • 6min

• Rough Sketch and Detailing5:43

Creating Different Charecters2 lectures • 11min

• Detailing the chareters-Part 15:40
• Detailing the chareters-Part 2Preview5:36

Forming Shadows and Shading2 lectures • 10min

• Enhancing the drawing-Part 14:52
• Enhancing the drawing-Part 24:46

Basic study of expression1 lecture • 5min

• 8. Expressions with cartoon drawing5:17

Facial expressions in realistic drawing1 lecture • 5min

• 9. Normal, Scared and Sad expressions5:16

Facial expressions in realistic drawing5 lectures • 27min

• 10. Surprised and Angry Face6:10
• 11. Disgust and Lazy Face6:18
• 12. Attitude and Sympathy FacePreview6:07
• 13. Happy and Sympathy Face5:53
• 14. Calm Face2:29

Requirements

• The material used to create the artwork is HB and 2B pencils, eraser, sharpener, Art paper. I am also using a slanting board to support my paper. You may use a board to support your paper too.

Description

Large crowd sketching is an important aspect of figure drawing in a crowd. It also gives an excellent insight into the composing and capturing various actions of human being in a crowd. In this course we are also giving tricks to draw fourteen facial expressions. These expressions will be useful to capture emotions of different people in the crowd. The step-by-step method and simple techniques of imparting education will help the learners tremendously. We have included all the topics that are required to be covered, to transform you into an artist who could draw large crowd, their actions and emotions. The course will help the learners to obtain a good grounding in the fundamental art principles, and various techniques that are vital in composing and finalizing near and far feeling in a crowd with expression.

Art guru from Hobitute also explains the principle of perspective while composing the crowd. Also in the lessons that introduce facial expressions helps the learner to understand as to how few simple lines changes the facial expression of human-being. These expressions could be used to give liveliness to the drawing. The materials required to create the artwork are HB and 2B pencils, eraser, sharpener, and Art paper. This is a wonderful course for those learners who wanted to pursue drawing and painting as a hobby or as a serious profession.

Who this course is for:

• Anyone who is interested in the techniques of composing and drawing a Large crowd scene and Facial expression.

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