Scott Eaton.com, Scott Eaton | Portraiture and Facial Anatomy. Week 1-6 (2014) PCRec

Writer: Scott Eaton
Manufacturing: Scott Eaton.com
Style: On-line course recording (stay)

Description:
Portraiture and Facial Anatomy is an interactive, six-week course designed to supply artists with the fundamental data essential to precisely depict the human face. This course reveals the secrets and techniques of portrait artwork, contemplating the face as a set of primary components of anatomy – the cranium and its supporting factors, head muscle groups, fats layers, subcutaneous fats, seen tendons and ligaments, cartilage, in addition to facial muscle groups and their affect on facial shapes.
As soon as the anatomical buildings of the face are examined, Scott will present how they fluctuate and mix to create a portrait of an individual of any age, weight, gender, and any facial features. After finishing this course, artists can have a deep understanding of the massive and small buildings that make every face distinctive, and it’ll present artists with the instruments to create faces, no matter artistic medium.
This course is split into two elements, the primary half covers facial anatomy and the second half focuses on portraiture. Lectures on anatomy will give the artist an in depth understanding of facial buildings, and lectures on portraiture will present easy methods to apply this info, together with proportions and building strategies, to be able to create portraits.

Length: 16:51:38
Video high quality: PCrec
Voice language: English