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Drawing Essentials: Composition and Perspective
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Take your line drawings to the next level with this course on composition and perspective. Illustrator Molly Hatch teaches basic rules for adding depth to your drawings and crafting great compositions, including the Rule of Thirds and the Rule of Odds. Molly also shares several helpful exercises for creating rhythm and balance, plus a primer on adding perspective to your artwork. When used together, all of these essential drawing techniques will help you create a balanced, interesting composition.
Learn how to:
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Multimedia paper
- Tracing paper
- A variety of pens (Molly uses Microns)
Downloads:
- Compose your drawing using the Rule of Thirds and the Rule of Odds
- Create and utilize focal points
- Balance your composition
- Create rhythm in your drawing
- Establish a viewpoint and create depth around it
- Establish perspective using scale
- Essential drawing techniques including composition and perspective that will help you create a balanced, interesting line drawings.
- 7 HD video lessons you can access online anytime, anywhere
- Detailed supplies list
- Step-by-step expert instruction from designer Molly Hatch
- The ability to leave comments, ask questions, and interact with other students
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Drawing Essentials: Composition and Perspective Reviews
867 users recommended this class to a friend
Helen Cook
Molly shares her subject that she is teaching very clearly
Also making use of examples to help clarify what was being said.
overall an easy to understand and comprehend class.
1 day ago
Vica Gafur
I love her approach to the fundamental of making art.
It makes an interesting composition that works.
February 9, 2024
Mary Lou Keegstra
Quick review of composition concepts. A better variety of examples, including landscapes, would have been more helpful. Very simplistic approach to perspective.
More than 3 months ago