How to do a Bargue drawing: Lesson 1
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2024
- Description: This is the 1st lesson in the curriculum of my online atelier. Bargue drawings like this one are filled with examples and exercises that will prepare you for all of the studies you will need to do on the way to being an atelier trained artist.
The full course is available through my Patreon page for just a $10 subscription.
To see the full video, and many others, subscribe at:
/ stephenbaumanartwork
00:00 - Intro
2:55 - Envelope shape
5:30 - Shadow Shape
7:26 - Laying down value
9:33 - Stumping
11:54 - Adding complexity
13:29 - Group critique
17:27 - Well done submissions
Follow me on:
TH-cam - / stephenbaumanartwork
Instagram - / stephenbaumanartwork
Patreon - / stephenbaumanartwork
Website - stephenbaumanartwork.com/
#artlessons #paintingtips #arthistory
About me:
My work focuses on the human figure. I've given drawing and painting workshops and demos throughout the United States and Europe. I have been making realist drawing and painting tutorials for 3 years now that I release through my Patreon page. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
"I don't think I necessarily find drawing fun, I find it rewarding." First time I hear someone other than myself say this out loud . Thank you.
Great Job teaching Stephen. Thank you for taking the time and contributing to the application of High standards in art, in spite of many examples to the contrary.
This is excellent! The foundations of the creation of fine art. It all starts here.
Stephen, you hit the nail on the head. it's rewarding, which isn't the same as fun.
Thanks, Ashley!
that vertical/horizontal axis thing is so brilliant yet so simple. never seriously thought i'd use it but now i'm totally inspired to start doing it. it'll surely help me with my drawings' proportions.
Glad you like it!
Perfect timing, Melbourne had just gone into lockdown again
Stay safe out there!
@@stephenbaumanartwork Thankyou!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts with us Stephen! People often ask me if I find drawing fun and I always had trouble answering because I find the process itself rather neutral. It’s neither very fun nor does it feel like a chore to me, it’s just something I do for the intense feeling of happiness and fulfilment seeing my work improve.
I think it’s the same for a lot of disciplines that require regular training and hard work, a bodybuilder probably finds going to the gym daily more rewarding than fun, the same goes for the musician practicing, us artists, students etc.
Hello Mr Bauman ,I'm Héctor ,I'm an artist too and I 'm from Cuba ,I just wanna say thank you ,your videos are very educationals,watching your videos I've learned things and knowledge much faster than anything,you're doing a great job thank you for defend the classic art too and helping to undetstand that ancient knowledge.
Thank you very much!
Thank u soooo much stephen
Thank you so much Stephen ❤❤❤
Love watching your videos!
Glad you like them!
You are a wonderful instructor. I couldn't agree more with your take on reward rather than fun. I understand fully what you were saying and the feeling one has/gets when they approach it in that manner.
Fantastic video👍🏻
Great choice. Im going to follow.
Gold
Thank you!!!
rewarding yes 👍. thank u - subscribed ✏️
It seems the most instructive portion of this video at the beginning was edited out? What is shown at 4:50 isn't an envelope. It's a mid-stage block in (which takes time to arrive at by subdividing the actual envelope that you start with). FYI for viewers, The Artists Complete Guide to Figure Drawing by Anthony Ryder has a solid chapter on this process.
Absolutely amazing, now I have something to keep me occupied for the entire day haha! Keep up the great work Stephen!
Thanks! Will do!
@@stephenbaumanartwork No problem, have a great day!
Excellent video as always. I'd love if you put the link or something to download the reference image, not just with this one but with all your tutorials, It'd be much easier with a bigger image. Anyways keep up the great work, love it!
Great ❤❤
We get some free stuff from your Bargue lessons?
I've been blessed
@ 9:08 you said something that I have a mixture of feelings about...I feel that drawing is fun/meditative, but only when I am really nailing the process; the majority of time I feel its frustrating but worth my time and passion (does that make sense?)...I guess its love.
I am relearning to observe and draw more accurate by doing Bargue studies...can I ask, do you normally utilize tortillons to blend values or is it to introduce your students to blending? I am no way a master artist, I have spent most of my time learning different methods to achieve appealing results but I am not sure how to approach the same manner of achieving values the way Charles Bargue did...it looks like he used the hatching method (I been trying to practice that for over a year now) but I usually use circular motions to make value changes.
It's really a great effort you doing. really your works are wonderful. I have a question about how you protecting the artworks especially charcoal drawings
Spray fix and frame. Charcoal isn’t safe until there’s glass over it.
@@stephenbaumanartwork Please is there an option to translate into Arabic on the patreon platform as in the TH-cam video?
Amazing! Thanks so much! Which pencils are used there? HB, 2B,...? Thanks
www.patreon.com/posts/frequently-asked-37008290
🙏🔥🔥🔥
My English is poor . Are there subtitles for full course ?
Hi Stephen, just found your channel and I'm excited to try my hand at some of this. However, I have no idea what kind of materials I'll need. Do you have a video discussing the recommended basic materials? Pencils, paper, etc. This might sound like a stupid question but I'm completely new to drawing and I've never even seen the kind of pencils you are using 😂. Thank you for the excellent content!
Sure- here you go: sbanavigation.com/collections/patreon/products/bauman-materials
@@stephenbaumanartwork Thanks for the help! Thank you for helping me start my journey. I'm excited to try your patreon lessons!
first i thought its sculpture of male
but its female
and thanks for this amazing video 😊
Most welcome 😊
What are the dimensions in inches of your cast drawing and the source image? Thanks! Great Video!
Drawing is about 8 inches tall. The source image is just on my Ipad screen.
Please is there an option to translate into Arabic on the patreon platform as in the TH-cam video?
I wish. Transcription and translation-as far as I have been able to find are very difficult. Is there a service that you know of?
When do you have to study Bargue…… I want to know if a total beginner can also start the bargue due to the lack of enough knowledge in anatomy
Bargue is precisely for beginners.
Thank you
You are not using toned paper right ?
White paper.