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WHAT’S INCLUDED
✅ 5 Mini-Courses (Head Angles • Features • Profiles • Hands • Figure)
✅ 5 Downloadable PDF Guides with diagrams, references, and exercises
✅ Printable Proportion Cheat Sheets
✅ Lifetime Access
✅ Private Q&A / Comment Section
✅ Certificate of Completion
CURRICULUM
1 — Head Angles & Proportions - Build the skull and facial structure using simple planes and measurement systems.
2 — Facial Features -Draw eyes, noses, mouths, and ears with realistic placement and proportion.
3 — Three-Quarter & Profile Views - Learn to rotate the head in space and maintain symmetry.
4 — Hands & Gestures - Simplify hands and capture expressive poses with line and rhythm.
5 — Full Figure & Pose Basics - Construct full-body proportions and movement using gesture drawing and simple forms.
🕓 Estimated total time: 2–3 hours of video + guided practice.
SUPPLY LIST OVERVIEW
You can use any medium you learned in Part 1 — graphite, charcoal, or digital sketch tools.
Recommended:
Graphite pencils (HB–6B) or charcoal pencil
Kneaded eraser
Smooth sketch pad or toned paper
Ruler + proportional divider (optional)
Reference photos (provided in PDF guides)
💡 No paint needed — this section is about drawing fundamentals.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Do I need to take Master Your Mediums first?
No, but it helps! You’ll use many of the same techniques and materials.
Will I learn full anatomy?
You’ll learn simplified anatomical structure — just enough to draw accurate heads, hands, and poses confidently.
Are these lessons beginner-friendly?
Yes. Everything is broken down step-by-step with clear demonstrations.
Can I work digitally?
Absolutely. All lessons translate perfectly to digital sketching.
Do I get reference photos or worksheets?
Yes — each module includes practice templates, proportion diagrams, and printable references.
ABOUT ROSE CAMERON
Rose Cameron is a professional artist and instructor with years of portrait and figure experience. Her teaching focuses on clarity, confidence, and creative flow — helping artists bridge the gap between skill and self-expression.
“Once you understand the structure, you can bend the rules beautifully.”— Rose Cameron
