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Standard Edition: Figure Drawing, Pt. 2 (Patreon)

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2020-03-02 15:43:00
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2026-06
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In this video I have taken all of the portions of the tutorial where I am only drawing, not talking, and sped them up 5500x. This means that the entire video is about 30 minutes rather than 3.5 hours. In this way I hope to make the information in these tutorials more accessible. 

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Standard March 2

This is "Standard March 2" by stephen bauman on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

Comments

Shelah Horvitz

Brilliant. I've been waiting for this all my life. I have had years, decades, of figure drawing, but never learned anything beyond the initial linear stage. I had guessed at the rationale behind the look you get from classical figure drawings — e.g., the accentuated core shadow and the exaggerated lightness in the shadow — but your explanation of *why* you create what tones where and when makes all the difference. You really can't do it right until you understand why. At long last, thank you.

Kamlika Chandla

🙌 speechless Stephen. Just so much gratitude for the exceptional knowledge and dissemination. Your pedagogical approach is much appreciated. All this while I’ve had to learn from multiple sources, being a peculiar learner (OCD, Type A or just perfectionist that slows me down and paralyses me) but your lessons are just PERFECT (no pressure 😀). There’s enough visual, auditory, and kinesthetic opportunity. I’ve been devouring books by Hale and Speed and the likes but you supersede all 🙌🙏🏻. The bite sized approach with such incredible explanations are perfect. Need to go work work work now. Thank you.

Filipe Calheira de Oliveira

Stephen, it would be fantastic if will a book! It would be wonderful to have access to your thoughts on the drawing and painting process by reading your ideas.

Kelley Hails

Incredibly helpful approach. Thank you, Stephen!