Experimenting in Charcoal with Aaron Blaise : Watch over his shoulder as Aaron Blaise experiments drawing a leopard in charcoal. He does this on a piece of wood in real time.
In this brief, easy to follow course which totals just over 1 Hour, animator, director and wildlife artist Aaron Blaise (“Brother Bear”, “Beauty & The Beast”, “Mulan”, “The Lion King”) shows you his approach to one of his favorite mediums, Charcoal. At the same time he shares his thoughts as he explores using the medium in a new context for him. This is a great opportunity to “get inside” Aaron’s head and learn his thought process when tackling something unfamiliar.
Watch as Aaron experiments, explains his process and even makes mistakes… some of which turn out to be “happy accidents” and part of the artistic process. Don’t be afraid to experiment and go put some beauty out into the world!
You will learn:
- How & when to use different types of charcoal
- Rough Sketching
- Drawing Light & Shadows
- Working with Kneaded Eraser
- Working with charcoal powder
- Using “white” charcoal & white conte crayons
- PLUS you’ll also get bonus material including:High-Res Copy of the final image
- Art Supply List – Everything used to make this image.
Aaron has an engaging, entertaining and approachable teaching style that people really love. We believe this one of the most in-depth and easy to understand courses you will find anywhere on how to use draw with charcoal. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned artist these fun and engaging videos will teach you something new!
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