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Instructor

Cullen Bingeman

Level

Beginner

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Head Drawing

$215.00

Mondays, 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM
January 13  to March 18, 2025
Ten Weeks
No class on February 17, 2025

This beginner drawing course with Cullen Bingeman is an introduction to a constructive approach to the basics of head drawing. The knowledge taught in this course is applicable to many genres of art including invention and design, portrait drawing, figure drawing and illustration. Students will learn the basics of proportion, anatomy and musculature, rhythms, planes and features of the human head.  An emphasis will be placed on drawing from life using models, busts, and each other. While the primary goal of this course is to focus on the structure of the head, we will also explore how to manipulate drawing materials, line edges and shadow patterns to create a three dimensional illusion. The skills learned in ‘Head Drawing for Beginners’ are applicable to drawing and inventing any object. By the end of the course students will be able to envision and construct a basic head from imagination.

Note: The class will include one session with a live model. This class is held in our basement studio with stair access only.

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Suggested Material List:

  • Charcoal pencils (conte de Paris 1710b, Generals 4b, Ritmo 3b)*

  • Charcoal sticks

  • Graphite pencils

  • Graphite Pencil sharpener

  • Charcoal Pencil sharpener

  • Kneaded eraser

  • Rubber eraser

  • 18” X 24” Cartridge Paper (white) drawing Pad

  • 18” X 24” Newsprint Paper (smooth) drawing Pad

  • X 2 Bulldog clips

  • Blending stumps

    *Recommended

    ** Optional

  • Drawing paper*

  • Masking tape*

  • Exacto Knife*

  • Cardboard portfolio*

  • Sketch Book 11” X 14”**

  • Pencil crayons – variety of colours**

  • Faber-Castell pencils**

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