Live Lessons: The Art of Distortion
Lessons
About This Lesson Series...
In this lesson, we create a distorted image, much like we would see with a convex mirror, using a special grid and grayscale markers.
Lesson 1 (1:21:50)
In lesson one, we develop a "rounded" grid which will be used to create the final drawing.
Lesson 2 (1:04:27)
In lesson two, we begin with the line drawing within the grid.
Lesson 3 (1:06:40)
In lesson three, we complete the line drawing within the grid.
Lesson 4 (1:05:55)
In lesson four, we begin with ink applications.
Lesson 5 (1:03:12)
In lesson five, we continue with pen and ink applications.
Lesson 6 (1:08:25)
In lesson six, we continue with pen and ink applications.
Lesson 7 (1:11:45)
Pen and ink applications continue in lesson seven.
Lesson 8 (1:04:17)
We finally complete the pen and ink applications.
Lesson 9 (1:05:26)
In lesson nine, we begin with marker applications.
Lesson 10 (1:12:36)
In lesson ten, we complete the drawing with markers.
Resources for this Lesson...
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Hello Ashley/Matt,
I have the Prismacolor Premier Markers with 3 each warm gray, cool gray & French in the set. Would those be acceptable or should I invest int the Copic set you showed in the first lesson?
Thanks,
Lenet
Hi Lenet,
Absolutely! You can use any brand of alcohol-based markers that you wish!
Thanks. Was wondering if I would have enough tonal range, since Ashley’s choice has 5 values. But I think I can add enough value even if I have to do multiple layers.