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Constructive Head Drawing

Release date:2021

Author:Steve Huston

Skill level:Beginner

Language:English

Exercise files:Yes

Join renowned artist Steve Huston as he teaches you a direct and powerful approach to drawing the human head and portrait. This beginner-friendly course leaves nothing out of the process. You will learn how to visualize the head as simple three-dimensional forms, how to design the shapes and lines of the head and how to deal with anatomy, rendering, expression, aging, characterization and hair.

1. Beginning Head Drawing | Part 1: Basic Head Construction With Steve Huston
Learn how to use solids (boxes, cylinders, spheres) to form the basic structure of the head. This lesson is a fundamental step in learning how to create a solid foundation to place the features of the face on. He will also show you how to construct the basic head in different perspectives. Following Steve’s lecture, he will illustrate how the Old Masters constructed the human head. You will then be given a timed assignment from Steve to utilize what you have learned and practice your skills. Finally, Steve will share with you how he goes about the assignment through his own techniques.

2. Beginning Head Drawing | Part 2: Intermediate Head Construction With Steve Huston
Steve will show you a more in-depth construction of the head using egg shapes, tubes and wedges. He will also show you how to construct the intermediate head in different perspectives in three dimensions: leaning, tilting and facing.

3. Beginning Head Drawing | Part 3: The Eyes With Steve Huston
Steve covers how to construct the eye within the eye socket. He will also show you how the eye lids are placed around the eye as well as the brow ridges.

4. Beginning Head Drawing | Part 4: The Nose With Steve Huston
Learn how to construct the three major parts of the nose: the tip of the nose, the left wings, and the right wings. He will also show you how to draw the nose in different perspectives.

5. Beginning Head Drawing | Part 5: The Mouth With Steve Huston
Steve will show you how to draw the different parts of the mouth, such as the lips and the filtrum. He will also show you how to construct the mouth in different perspectives.

6. Beginning Head Drawing | Part 6: The Ears With Steve Huston
Learn how to construct the complex shapes and different thicknesses of the ear. Steve will also illustrate how to draw the ears in different perspectives.

7. Advanced Head Drawing | Part 1: The Hair With Steve Huston
In this series, master artist Steve Huston brings you his highly-anticipated advanced head drawing lessons. This first lesson in the series will cover drawing the hair, a fun but often tricky feature to accurately represent. Steve will begin with a lecture, giving you an overview of how to draw several hair types.

8. Advanced Head Drawing | Part 2: Visual Differences Between Sexes With Steve Huston
In this series, master artist Steve Huston brings you his highly-anticipated advanced head drawing lessons. This second lesson in the series will cover the often subtle differences between the head and facial features of males and females. Steve begins at the lecture board, utilizing a set of skulls to elucidate the structural changes in head.

9. Advanced Head Drawing | Part 3: The Effects of Aging With Steve Huston
In this series, master artist Steve Huston brings you his highly-anticipated advanced head drawing lessons. In the third lesson, Steve will expound on the effect of aging on the anatomy of the head, making keen comparisons between the physics of drapery and the structure of aging skin.

10. Advanced Head Drawing | Part 4: Expressions With Steve Huston
Master artist Steve Huston brings you his highly-anticipated advanced head drawing series. In the 4th installment, he shows you that the rigid and elastic parts of the face and head dictate their ability to move with a given expression. There are key points of the face that are pushed, and others that are pulled.

11. Advanced Head Drawing | Part 5: Shape Design With Steve Huston
Materials Sharpie Markers Faber-Castell Polychromos Pencil – Sanguine BIC Ballpoint Pen – Blue

12. Advanced Head Drawing | Part 6: Characterization With Steve Huston
Master artist Steve Huston brings you his highly-anticipated advanced head drawing series. In the 6th installment, he discusses the process of taking what nature gives you (the model’s natural facial structure) and modifying it for your own characterizations.

13. Drawing a Female Head with Charcoal Conté Crayon With Steve Huston
Steve Huston demonstrated his charcoal drawing technique on a female head. You will learn how his process applies to the forms of the head from the lay-in with a stump to the final finishing touches. Materials Conté Crayon – Black Alphacolor Char-Kole Square Alphacolor Soft Pastel – White Blending Stumps Sandpaper or Emery Paper Electric.

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Level 1 – Beginning Head Drawing
01 Basic Head Construction
01 Lesson Overview
02 Basic Shapes of the Face and Skull
03 Sections of the Head
04 Thickness of the Neck
05 Drawing the Head in Different Perspectives
06 Perspective of the Ear
07 Height of the Ear
08 Old Masters Analysis; Holbein, Raphael, Piazetta
09 Old Masters Analysis; Tiepolo
10 Old Masters Analysis; Raphael
11 Old Masters Analysis; Raphael, Rockwell
12 Old Masters Analysis; Manet, Raphael, Tiepolo
13 Assignment
14 Steves Approach to the Assignment
15 Steves Approach Cont

02 Intermediate Head Construction
01 Lesson Overview
02 Creating the Geography for Facial Features
03 Tilting Perspectives
04 Top and Bottom Planes
05 Corners of the Head
06 Old Masters Analysis; Holbein, Raphael, Piazetta, Tiepolo
07 Old Masters Analysis; Raphael, Rockwell
08 Old Masters Analysis; Manet, Tiepolo
09 Assignment
10 Assignment Cont
11 Steves Approach to the Assignment
12 Steves Approach Cont

03 The Eyes
01 Lesson Overview
02 Structure of the Eye
03 The Eye Socket
04 Placement of the Eye
05 Old Masters Analysis; Holbein, Raphael, Piazetta, Tiepolo
06 Old Masters Analysis; Raphael
07 Old Masters Analysis; Manet, Bernini
08 Assignment
09 Assignment Cont
10 Steves Approach to the Assignment
11 Steves Approach Cont

04 The Nose
01 Lesson Overview
02 The Shapes of the Nose
03 Perspectives of the Nose
04 Old Masters Analysis; Holbein, Raphael, Piazetta
05 Old Masters Analysis; Raphael, Rockwell, Manet
06 Assignment
07 Steves Approach to the Assignment
08 Steves Approach Cont

05 The Mouth
01 Overview
02 Shapes of the Mouth
03 Upper and Lower Lips
04 Drawing Mouths in Perspective
05 Old Masters Analysis; Holbein, Raphael, Piazetta
06 Old Masters Analysis; Raphael
07 Old Masters Analysis; Rockwell, Manet
08 Assignment
09 Assignment Cont
10 Steves Approach to the Assignment
11 Steves Approach Cont

06 The Ears
01 Lesson Overview
02 Placement of the Ear
03 Perspectives of the Ear
04 Old Masters Analysis; Holbein, Raphael, Piazetta, Tiepolo
05 Old Masters Analysis; Rockwell, Manet, Raphael, Tiepolo
06 Assignment
07 Steves Approach to the Assignment

Level 2 – Advanced Head Drawing
07 The Hair
01 Lesson Overview
02 Basics of Drawing the Hair
03 Using Hair to Better Describe Feature of the Head-Face
04 Drawing Long Hair and Rendering
05 Drawing Beards
06 Demonstration 1
07 Demonstration 2 (Toned Paper)
08 Assignment
09 Steves Approach to the Assignment

08 Visual Differences Between Sexes
01 Preview Chapter
02 Anatomical Landscapes of Female and Male Skulls
03 Demonstration 1 – Rajiv and Amy
04 Making Artistic Decisions Based on Sex
05 Demonstration 2 – Jade, Ashphord, and Brett
06 Assignment and Steves Approach
07 Review and Sign-Off

09 The Effects Of Agign
01 Preview Chapter
02 Drapery is Akin to Wrinkled Skin and Aging Affects the Structure of the Head
03 How Aging Affects the Eyes
04 Demonstration – Model Mark
05 Demonstration – Models Jennifer and Sophia
06 Assignment and Sign-Off

10 Expresions
01 Preview Chapter
02 Lecture – The Structures Beneath the Skin
03 Demonstrations – Models Kate and Kaydee
04 Assignment and Sign-Off

11 Shape Design
01 Lesson Overview
02 Lecture – Basics of Shape Design
03 Demonstration – Carlotta
04 Demonstration – Mongo
05 Your Assignment and Steves Turn
06 Lecture – Stability, Instability, and Action
07 Demonstration – Lilias and Rajiv

12 Characterization
01 Lesson Overview
02 The Basics of Characterization
03 Demonstration 1 – Scott
04 Demonstration 2 – Jade
05 Your Assignment and Steves Turn

Level 3
13 Drawing a Female Head With Charcoal Conte Crayon
01 Lesson overview
02 Material introduction, initial lay in, and creating a core shadow
03 Laying in features of the face and head, establishing highlights
04 Bringing out corners in the features, assigning different values
05 Creating cast shadows and rendering shadows of the forms
06 Drawing the mouth, using a hatching technique, adding details to nose
07 Refining reflected light and shadow areas and detailing the mouth and chin
08 Adding highlights, line to the shadows, and detailing the hair and eyes
09 Using sandpaper to add line and detailing the features
10 Scrubbing in the background and using the X-acto knife to add line
11 Adding reflected light, finishing touches

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5 Comments

  1. EXTERIOR SCENE DEVELOPMENT https://www.thegnomonworkshop.com/tutorials/exterior-scene-development/
    can you please upload this one ,its very detailed thankyou

  2. could you possibly upload the six videos from https://www.nma.art/videolessons/search/series/the-structure-of-the-head/ here?

    That would be so amazing x

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