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4-Color Portrait Drawing (Ingres) Lesson #1 (1:57:15) (Patreon)

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2021-11-11 12:57:50
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2025-01-08 14:19:02
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Thanks for watching! Reference images attached to this post.

Realtime session 1Realtime session 2 

I recommend watching this quick overview before starting

Workshop Directory:Lesson #1Lesson #2Lesson #3Lesson #4Lesson #5

Suggested supplies:- Toned GRAY charcoal paper - Red pencil  (Can also be found on Amazon for potentially faster shipping but far more expensive)- Yellow Pencil (Can also be found on Amazon for potentially faster shipping but far more expensive)- Black and white charcoal pencils, eraser, and sharpener - Natural Willow Charcoal  - Chamois - Eraser Stick

Files

4-color Ingres Lesson 1.mp4

Comments

Amanda Wilner

thank you !! what is the history of this technique? Where did you learn it?

Laura

Hi Ken, just want to say this is brilliant - I’m new here, not familiar with your other teaching formats yet - this was a very insightful workshop, thank you. I look forward to the next few weeks whatever format you choose!

Paul ward

I really like this format. It lets us see the whole process. The other formatt is great and fun but for me I learn more been able to watch you work the full process.

T

I enjoyed this format a lot, thank you! I also appreciate you explaining why it’s easier to change the drawing instead of starting over. In theater, the concept you spoke about is called “kill your darlings” and I HATE doing it but it’s ALWAYS in service to a better outcome. Well done for being brave enough not to let your ego rule the day. It’s hard!

SHIGEO IKUTA

Hei Ken, My question is, does the gray paper you are using have a transparent gesso on the surface?

Eric S Moore Jr

I never thought much about the fact that red is so dominant in regards to human flesh. But then again like the Bible says “life is in the blood.” -Leviticus 17:11