How to Draw Form with Light and Tone (Part 4) for Figure Drawing

(Continued from Part 3)
Continuing with the figure drawing lesson, we will take two major drawing concepts of light and tone to describe the three dimensional surfaces of form. We will cover how they are used in Classical Figure Drawing and Painting.

More of the How to Sharpen A Pencil Series:
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Part 3 -    • How To Draw With A Pencil (Part 2) for Fig...  

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