1. Cubism The little art style that….. Invented a whole new way of seeing the world Defined art of the 20th century Influenced every major artist now and in the future
33. Cubist faces are going to apply traditional face drawing proportions and elements. Leonardo Da Vinci, Face Drawing.
34. Start with an oval for a head, add guidelines for your facial features. Center line Hair Line Eyes Mouth
35. Eyes are almond shapes, pointy a corners. They should cross the guideline. Eyes are one eye width apart.
36. Nose and ears are in between the eye guidelines and mouth guidelines. Nose should cross the center guideline.
37. Mouth is between the chin and mouth guideline. It should cross the center guideline. Your mouth always has two lips on the outside of mouth opening.
38. Add a neck and hair. Your hair should cover the top of your head and come down to the hair line guideline.
39. These faces are also going to apply Cubist elements of geometric shapes, multiple perspective and abstraction. Juan Gris, Portrait of Picasso, 1912
40. Start with a face oval, in the middle of the face, draw a profile. So now you can see the face from the front and the side.
47. Using geometric shapes all over. Being able to see things from different angles and sides.
48. Cubism Faces should have the layout of a real face and use Cubism techniques. Pablo Picasso, Portrait of Dora Maar, 1917
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