Drawing Essentials Part 1, with Stephen Bauman

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Part 1: Analysis & practice of Bargue drawings (beginner) + components of the visual Impression.

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My work focuses on the human figure. I've given drawing and painting workshops and demos throughout the United States and Europe. I have been making realist drawing and painting tutorials for two years now that I release through my Patreon page.

[vishalratmele]

I would just like to take a moment and thank the digital advancements made by mankind, its because of that I'm able to learn from the best, most awesome artist there is !!
Thankyou sir!!

[anitaorsini]

Thank you for sharing your talent and experience with us. I learn something new with each video.

[williambo]

master drawing the sphere and you can draw the sphere really good.

[howardmceachern]

Thank you for the mind-opening video. Excellent material.

[hoado]

Wow I've never thought of Bauge drawings like that. Thank you for the insights🙉

[dominichebler]

Of course I watch this because of your fine explenation. But the timbre of your voice makes the listening especially pleasing. Do you sing as an hobby? Btw I really like your art. Thank you.

[rami]

This just a demo the real thing is 2 hours... Y'all need to try it.

[quillchii]

Great video, thank you!
When I saw the thumbnail I was looking forward to somebody explaining highlight placement *(I see there is a part you cut out about it but I think I get the picture)* as there aren’t many that do. Or at least not explained to a point where I could understand it 😂. *(I could never quite understand what artists mean by “in relation to the viewer”, because if I’m looking at a photo, isn’t my “viewing” of it where the camera was set up to view/capture it? So how do I find the angles for the highlight? Likewise with a painting...)* The way I’ve always understood highlights and used them is almost as the counterpart to a core shadow; another way to turn the form or to “turn a corner”. I don’t think I really explained myself clearly... but thank you again!

[tatiana.c]

gonna have to watch this a few more times cause I don't really understand at the moment but I can tell it will be of great use in my learning. I quite literally only started to study drawing a month ago and I am noticing there is a lot of terminology I am missing😂