Portrait Drawing References Quickposes: pose generator for figure & gesture drawing practice L’Outil typographique - Sommaire Alice Des' sketchblog Human Anatomy for Artist - Ultra High Resolution Human Photo References Design Stack: Narrated Drawing Class Videos It is thanks to companies like Circle Line Art School and people like Tom McPherson, that share their skills online, which means that whenever you want to learn a new skill or hone in on one, you can just go on the Internet and learn. Most of the videos are narrated and share with you secrets and tips of how to create some of the most popular drawings we see on the Internet. Thank you guys, you provide an amazing service. Following are other "How to Draw" videos posted on Design Stack, click the links below, just press the links: "How To Draw a Realistic..." and "How To Draw Manga - Video Classes" or "How To Draw Hyper Realistic Drawings". How To Draw a Realistic Eye. How to Draw a Crystal Ball. How to Draw a Hand. How to Draw Hair. How to Draw a City Perspective. How to Draw a Glass of Water. How to Draw a Bridge. How To Draw Fabric Folds. How To Draw A Tree.
Banque de liens vers des sites de photos gratuites, libres de droit, logothèques, sites de didacticiels etc Les images que vous trouverez sur Internet sont en résolution écran (72 dpi), ça va sans dire; mais leur dimension en pixel peut permettre l'impression à un certain stade. Si vous désirez imprimer vos travaux sans «voir» les pixels, vous devez travailler avec des images à 150 dpi minimum (pour une imprimante courante) et donc trouver des images ayant au minimum 600 pixels de large = 10 cm imprimables après redimensionnement en Photoshop. Prenons l'exemple d'un A4 : 1200 pixels de large = 20 cm imprimables après redimensionnement en Photoshop. Mais si je désire imprimer en offset je dois doubler la dimension… Photothèques gratuites et libres de droit sur la toile Les images de ces sites présentent plusieurs résolutions possibles. >>> Un article qui recense ces sites chez Canva <<< Liste des sites Flickr Site de partage de photos. wylio.com - riche bibliothèque. 123rf.com - contient des images libres de droit, mais qui changent tout le temps. Recherche via le métamoteurs : Autres sites CC
Ryan Andrews illustration blog Saturday, January 4, 2014 A little about the process I went through to get to the final illustration for the repackaging of Avi’s “Who Was That Masked Man, Anyway?”, to be published by Scholastic mid 2014. illustration : Ryan Andrews Tuesday, December 18, 2012Wednesday, August 29, 2012Saturday, January 28, 2012Tuesday, January 3, 2012 Here’s my process for the Kaguya Hime illustration. Near the the end, there were a few things bugging me that I fixed: I realized the moon and stars were taking all the focus of the image, so I shrunk the moon, and got rid of about 80 percent of the stars. I brought the warm colors to the front and the cool colors to the back to bring the foreground forward. I balanced out the hills a bit more to help them frame the focus (Kaguya), rather than just be a bunch of neat hills in the distance with no purpose. Sunday, January 9, 2011 Nothing is Forgotten: My Process I spent a good deal of time sketching out the whole story in my sketchbook. So, my materials! This’ll do.
Artist's Models Modeling Life by Sarah R. Phillips Artists & Models: An Exhibition of Photographs, Letters and Other Documents from the Collections of the Archives of American Art Smithsonian Institution Ethics and Integrity in Model Bookings - Artmodel - Wordpress Museworthy - Blog The Nude Figure : A Visual Reference for Artists by Mark Edward Smith See more examples and a review of the book click here. The Nude Female Figure: A Visual Reference for the Artist This summer, Channel 4 will be airing a new series before the 9pm watershed which will feature nude models who'll be posing for artists to draw and paint, both in the studio and for viewers at home. Nude models to appear on daytime Channel 4 Naked before nine, the new art show on Channel 4 - Pre-watershed series will invite viewers to join in at home with life class Channel 4 nudes: Life drawing series will show full frontal nudity before 6pm Hello, this is the afternoon nudes Don't be so quick to judge life models More than meets the eye Draw 01-11-08
hello world | metaflop Comment protéger ses oeuvres - Deepsound Blog Comment protéger ses oeuvres et ses créations (textes, paroles, musique...) ? Voici un récapitulatif des moyens à notre disposition... Suite à une discussion sur la liste de discussion des auteurs, compositeurs et éditeurs de musique, à propos de protection d'oeuvres en ligne, par dépot numérique par Internet (voir le point 6 ci-dessous) j'ai remis à jour un petit récapitulatif des moyens existants pour protéger les créations. La loi Française, et le Code de la propriété intellectuelle dit : "L'auteur d'une oeuvre de l'esprit jouit sur cette oeuvre, du seul fait de sa création, d'un droit de propriété incorporelle exclusif et opposable à tous." Pour protéger vos oeuvres et prouver une antériorité, il existe plusieurs moyens. 1/ Dépôt SACEM Vous devez faire une demande à la Sacem pour adhérer en tant qu'auteur et en tant que compositeur. Le coût : une adhésion à vie (droit d'entrée) de 116 euros (tarif 2008) pour un dépôt d'oeuvres illimité. 3/ Dépôt Notaire ou Huissier