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“Everyone interested
in drawing the human form should have a secure grasp on drawing and painting
the human head. I can't think of any artist who's better suited
for teaching this than Bob, who has fifteen years of experience instructing
head drawing and painting.”
- Scott Robertson
Design Studio Press
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The ability to draw and paint the
human head is a fundamental skill that all artists should have.
In this second DVD in a series,
Bob Kato demonstrates with gouache step-by-step how to paint the
human head using value. He shows how to develop a painting in stages,
and through this process discusses gesture, form, depth, perspective,
proportion as well as light and shadow. In this lecture, Bob works
from life and invents characters using a basic set of guidelines
and strategies.
Product Code: BKA02
Proportion
Basic Perspective
Light and Shadow
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Materials and Set-up
Lay-in steps
Character Invention |
01: Introduction
02: Proportion Review
03: Shading Review
04: Materials
05: Painting Basic Shapes
06: Painting from Observation 1
07: Painting from Observation 2
08: Painting from Imagination
09: Closing
Click here to
view a sample clip from this DVD. Note that while this
clip is 640x480 the actual movie size is 720x480 with
higher quality compression . View the stills to the right
to see the actual resolution.
Bob Kato has been teaching drawing and painting
classes at the Art Center College of Design in
Pasadena, California since 1990. Bob has also
held workshops at Walt Disney Feature Animation,
Walt Disney Consumer Products, Walt Disney Online
and Universal Studios Creative. In 2002 he founded
The
Drawing Club Drawing Workshop in Los Angeles. Bob has illustrated for publications
such as National Lampoon and Spy Magazine, and
he has illustrations in permanent exhibits
at The Smithsonian
Institute's
National Zoo and The Florida Aquarium. His work
has been included in award annuals such as Communication
Arts and The Society of Illustrators.
Drawing the Adult Male Head
Painting the Adult Male Head: Color
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