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Fantastic Faces in 5 Days
Introduction
Live Zoom March 30 at 1 pm CST (8:06)
Important Dates
Community Space
How do you measure artist growth? [Day 1]
What exactly IS a baseline assessment? (1:52)
Two Choices to Create Your Baseline (2:40)
How Does It Help You Improve Your Art? (4:05)
For Added Challenge! (2:08)
Let's Get Drawing (2:17)
Portraits to Choose From
The one part most artists skip [Day 2]
Why Baselines are Uncomfortable (2:29)
Let's Talk About Faces (4:05)
One Simple Trick Artists Overlook (3:23)
Children, Profiles, 3/4 Views (2:04)
Laying out the Face [Drawing Demo] (4:25)
Now its Your Turn (3:04)
Tips and tricks for capturing likeness [Day 3]
Day 3 Recap (2:48)
Negative Space... in a Face?! (4:50)
Use this Tool to Improve Your Accuracy (2:54)
How to Really use that Silly Value Chart (5:30)
3 Ways to Measure for Accuracy (3:22)
Homework Time (1:27)
The one thing artists avoid but shouldn’t... [Day 4]
Why feedback feels scary (and the important thing to focus on instead) (2:04)
How to be specific (2:39)
The question is: who do you ask? (3:03)
Why comparison is deadly (and what to do instead) (2:15)
Feedback example discussing measuring (5:42)
Feedback example: it's not always about likeness (1:35)
Feedback example: final revisions before committing to value (5:11)
How to ask for (and use) feedback today (2:32)
Bringing it all together [Day 5]
Wrap Up (1:01)
How to measure growth (7:39)
Getting proportions right (6:54)
Tips for likeness (4:13)
A bad word for artists (8:11)
Feedback example (7:21)
How to use your baseline to inform future work (8:34)
Bringing it all together (6:40)
BONUS: Office Hours Replay
Friday - April 22: Your first mark is NEVER your last! (46:50)
Sat - April 23: Understanding a baseline and composition (35:50)
Sun - Apr 24: Learning and discovery through repetition (32:41)
Mon - April 25: The Tedium of Measuring (36:50)
Tues - April 26: The Learning Journey and Wrapup (35:52)
Feedback example: final revisions before committing to value
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