About Graphite Pencils: A look at the grading system for graphite pencils.
Arm Proportions: A look at the proportions of the arm using a seven and a half head measurement guide.Basic Shapes and Forms: Discussing comparing forms to simple shapes to understand more complex forms.
The Curve of the Torso: A look at how the head, ribcage, and pelvis positions relate to each other to see the curve of the torso.
Drawing an arm: A step-by-step demonstration of drawing an arm.
Drawing a Barn: A look at how to use simple or basic forms to draw a building. We use the box to draw a symmetrical building in perspective.
Drawing a Bee: A step-by-step demonstration of drawing a honey bee.
Drawing a box and understanding its shapes: An exploration of some of the guides that help us draw a box to accurately appear three-dimensional.
Drawing the Eye: A look at the basic shape of the eye and how forms around it.Drawing Feet: A look at how to draw a foot starting with simple shapes.
Drawing Feet: Positioning and sizing: A simple shortcut to positioning the foot and dealing with problems of foreshortening.
Drawing the Ear: A look at the anatomy of the ear to see the basic shapes, structures, and forms the ear creates.
Ear Drawing Demonstration: A drawing demonstration, walking through a few steps to make drawing the ear easier.
Elements of Light: Basic guides finding form using the information from the way light interacts with the objects it comes in contact with.
Elements of Light Breakdown: Another look at how light interacts with form. This time separating each component to identify individually. Drawing Ellipses: A look at how to draw an ellipse and how the ellipse behaves in three-dimensional space.Figure Drawing, constructing from basic shapes: How to build a figure drawing using simple basic shapes as a starting point.
Figure Proportions: Male: A quick look a the 7 and 1/2 head tall figure proportional measurements.Figure Proportions: Female: A quick look at the female figure using the 7 and 1/2 head proportional guide.Foreshortening: A look at foreshortening and how it works.Golden Ratio: How to create a rectangle following the golden ratio using a simple step-by-step process.Hand Proportions: A quick look a some of the proportions of the hands.
Drawing the Head using a Constructive Drawing Technique: A look at how to draw the head using simple forms as a starting point.
Head Proportions: A look at the proportions of the head and the placement of facial features.
Holding the Pencil: The different ways we can hold a pencil as we draw.
Line and Edges: A look at different ways to suggest the edge of a form.
Line Weight as Emphasis in a Drawing: A simple technique we can employ to add variety and direct our audience's attention.
Line Weight to Show Depth: A simple way to help create spatial in a line drawing.
Drawing the Lips and Mouth: A simple technique for drawing the mouth and lips and look at the basic structure of the mouth to see how it fits on the face.
Materials - Charcoal: A brief review of the types of tools used in charcoal drawing.Measuring Technique for When drawing from Observation: A look at how to use the pencil to compare relative sizes of the subject.
Drawing the Nose: A look at how to draw the nose by constructing a simplified nose.
Perspective: One-Point Perspective: Drawing a cube to understand one-point perspective.Perspective: Two-Point Perspective: Drawing a cube to understand the two-point perspective.Perspective: Three-Point Perspective: Drawing a cube to understand the three-point perspective.The Picture Plane in One Point Perspective: A look at the relationship between the picture plane and the front planes in a one-point perspective.Perspective: How to Draw a Roof in Perspective: A quick look at how to draw an inclined roof in perspective using the linear perspective guides.
Pineapple Drawing - Shape and Form: A look at how to draw a pineapple to break down the process of drawing realistic form by using two-dimensional shape information.Portrait Drawing - Starting Out: A look at one of the ways we can start out when drawing a portrait.
A Simple Practice Exercise to Improve your Drawing Skills: A practice exercise to improve your line quality and speed up your drawing time.
Simple Shapes - Drawing Hands: Drawing hands by first identifying the larger forms first.
Simplified Skeleton: A way to make drawing the figure easier by simplifying the information one works on at one time.
Simple Skeleton and Figure: A look at using the underlying forms to set up a figure drawing.
How to sharpen a Charcoal Pencil: How to sharpen a charcoal pencil
Starting a Figure Drawing: A look at how to begin drawing the figure in a drawing from a live session.
Structure Drawing: A look at finding the underlying forms and structures of objects.The Thumb: Connecting to the hand: A look at how to draw the hand in basic shapes to better understand the shape of the connection of the thumb to the hand.Value: Checkerboard illusion explained: A look a the relative nature of value relationships.Value Pattern and Form: We can look to set up value patterns as we render realistic scenes.
Value Relationships: A look at the relative nature of value.Value Scale: How to draw using shades and value to create form and relationships of value.Viewfinder: A look at how to use this type of viewfinder to examine the value of the local color.