The Great Courses - How To Draw

How_To_Draw_(2015)
Course 7770
David Brody, Professor of Painting and Drawing
University of Washington in Seattle

36 x 30 minutes
1024 x 576 x264, AAC
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Lectures:

01--An Introduction to Drawing
02--Drawing Materials for Line
03--Drawing Fundamentals and First Exercises
04--Line and Shape: Line and Aggregate Shape
05--Line and Shape: Volume and Figure-Ground
06--Line and Shape: Positive and Negative Shape
07--Composition: The Format and Its Armature
08--Composition: How Artists Compose
09--Line and Shape: Line Attributes and Gesture
10--Composition: Shape and Advanced Strategies
11--Proportion: Alberti’s Velo
12--Proportion: Accurate Proportion and Measure
13--Creating Volume and Illusionistic Space
14--Six Complex Drawing Projects
15--Linear Perspective: Introduction
16--Linear Perspective: The Quad
17--Linear Perspective: The Gridded Room
18--Linear Perspective: Ellipses and Pattern
19--Linear Perspective: Advanced Topics
20--Value: How Artists Use Value
21--Value: Drawing Materials for Value
22--Value: Black and White and a Value Scale
23--Value: Eight Complex Drawing Projects
24--Value: Side Light and Cast Shadow
25--Value: Oblique Light and Cast Shadow
26--Texture: Mark Making and Optical Value
27--Texture: How Artists Use Texture
28--Color: Color Theory and Color and Light
29--Color: How Artists Use Color
30--Color: Color Drawing Projects
31--The Figure: A Canon of Proportions
32--The Figure: The Head, Hands, and Feet
33--The Figure: Artistic Anatomy
34--The Figure: Drawing Projects
35--Advanced Concepts: Pictorial Space
36--Advanced Drawing Projects