
Dramatically increase the accuracy of your drawings.
The Art & Science of Drawing / MEASURING & PROPORTION
InstructorBrent Eviston
Dramatically increase the accuracy of your drawings.
InstructorBrent Eviston






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These 3 complementary views highlight concrete, legible examples from the course presentation.
The instructor demonstrates how to use a measuring stick to sight and compare angles for accurate proportion drawing.
An artist's hand uses a blue pencil to draw the curved profile of a vase, refining the shape within a framework of vertical and horizontal construction lines.
This still life arrangement of a squash, wood block, and cup demonstrates visual measurement techniques using a digital alignment guide.
One sampled review suggests that the curriculum provides specific mechanical approaches to proportion, such as plumb lines and triangulation, to help learners draw any subject accurately.
Lessons include assignments and exercises designed to help translate complex observations into manageable, accurate forms.
The teaching style is described as clear and methodical, utilizing step-by-step demonstrations to build confidence.
The use of large-scale demonstration surfaces may create difficulty when attempting to apply these measurement techniques to small sketchbooks.
The curriculum aligns with the target audience of artists seeking accuracy, though scale limitations were noted.