Recently I've had the pleasure of teaching a newer class at The Academy
of Art University, SF called Digital Figure Painting. The whole class
draws and paints on some gorgeous new touchscreen Cintiqs from a live
model in the center of the room complete with professional lighting.
Each class I am tasked with working with a nude model, setting up the
class lights (in an creatively effective way which demonstrates the
topic of the week), critique student work (in progress as well as
homework), lecturing on the weekly topic, and demoing the various
concepts on my computer for them which is relayed to a big screen they
all see. Below are a few of my class demos- mostly focusing on light
and color:
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Teaching new class- exampes of 2 hour demos.
Recently I've had the pleasure of teaching a newer class
at The Academy of Art University, SF. During each class period I
digitally paint a different material / texture on a cube in Photoshop
from scratch
while I talk about the material of the week, the painting process, how to analyze, simplify and
make the most out of your reference while simultaneously strengthening
critique language and constructive criticism abilities among the
students. Each demo is finished in about 2 hours. Below are some
examples:
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