Mixed Media Portraits With Pam Carriker · Techniques for Drawing and Painting Faces by Carriker, Pam -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Title Page Special Offers Table of Contents Chapter 1: Purpose

Evidence of Your Journey How to Use This Book Keeping a Sketchbook and an Art Journal Artists Share: Sketchbooks vs. Art Journals

Chapter 2: Proportion

Self-Guided Face Mapping Mini-Demonstration: Face Mapping, Front View Mini-Demonstration: Face Mapping, Side View Mini-Demonstration: Face Mapping, Three-Quarter View Female vs. Male Face Facts The Tilt Mini-Demonstration: Mapping Your Selfie Lights and Darks Head Mass Mini-Demonstration: Face Planes Mini-Demonstration: Eyes Eye Variations Mini-Demonstration: Ears Ear Variations Mini-Demonstration: Noses Mini-Demonstration: Mouths Mini-Demonstration: Face Mapping From a Photo

Chapter 3: Personality

Bending the Rules Piecing Together Portraits Reusing Your Sketches Artists Share: Style

Chapter 4: Palette

Mixing Skin Tones Tonal Values Hue, Tint, Tone and Shade Going Gray Naturally Mini-Demonstration: Neutral Color Mixing Mini-Demonstration: Wet- and Dry-Mixing Color Wheels Artists Share: Creating Faces

Chapter 5: Projects

Project 1: Painting With Crayons Project 2: Sketching Without Pencils Project 3: Yippee for Yupo Project 4: The Real Hue Project 5: Waxing PanPastels Project 6: Portraits in the Bag Project 7: Resisting Gouache Project 8: Polyester Print Playground Project 9: Skin Tones Project 10 | Part 1: Facing the Thermofax Project 10 | Part 2: Alternate Silk Screen Method Project 11: Transfer Overlay Project 12: Block Heads Project 13: Complementary Complexion Project 14: Busting Out Project 15: Scratching My Head Artists Share: Techniques

Templates Resources About the Contributing Artists About the Author Acknowledgments Copyright