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KevinMcCainStudios
United States
Приєднався 4 чер 2011
Classical Drawing and Painting Videos
Learn the powerful ideas and techniques of classical drawing and painting approaches. Artist Kevin McCain demonstrates the techniques that will teach anyone to draw and paint. If you have always wanted to get a little creative join in and start you art instruction today!
Artist Kevin McCain
Kevin has worked as an illustrator for over 20 years in the industry and shown in art galleries across the country. Learn concepts and insights from a professional artist.
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Learn the powerful ideas and techniques of classical drawing and painting approaches. Artist Kevin McCain demonstrates the techniques that will teach anyone to draw and paint. If you have always wanted to get a little creative join in and start you art instruction today!
Artist Kevin McCain
Kevin has worked as an illustrator for over 20 years in the industry and shown in art galleries across the country. Learn concepts and insights from a professional artist.
Painting Workshops KevinMcCainStudios.com
Premium Art Classes-classes.kevinmccainstudios.com
Follow Kevin McCain
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Painting Tip, Over-mixing and Under-mixing
Painting tip, using under-mixing and over-mixing in a painting.
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Thought of the Day. It's Important to Refill You Creative Reserves
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This is just a Tip and Thought about learning when to get out of the studio. Find interests, hobbies, and little things you can do to refill your creative tanks to help you create better art. kevinmccainstudios.com
Find Positive Reinforcement to Keep Yourself Motivated with Your Art
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Drawing and Painting is a long process and it is important that you find strategies and approaches to keep your self motivated and progressing. We all need to believe that what we are doing has value. kevinmccainstudios.com
Reach that Next Level with Critique Groups
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I share thoughts on organizing or joining critique groups.
Remember When Learning Art, It's Not About Talent
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My thoughts on what will help you become a better artist the quickest.
Color mixing class
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A little about the color mixing class I offer out of my studio with IdahoArtClasses.com
Mixing A Medium Intensity Palette in Oil
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Mixing Up a medium intensity palette in oil paint for painting the portrait.
Mixing Primary color from Secondary Colors with Oil
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Learn to Mix Primary Yellow from secondary colors. Great painting skill to have so you can create yellow transitioning from darker yellows to lighter yellows. Learn More classes.kevinmccainstudios.com
Combining Perspective Drawing and Sighting for Sketching
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The process for drawing books using perspective. Artwork - mccainart.com Premium Art Classes-classes.kevinmccainstudios.com Kevin McCain is an artist working in both fine art and illustration for over 20 years. Working in drawing and painting Kevin works in an impressionist manner. He has been sharing insights into drawing and painting with students to give them the tools to be successful with ...
Painting the Lime in Watercolor Basic Approach
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Demonstration on painting a lime in watercolor. We learn to paint the lime using the basic ideas of watercolor. The video is in real time so you can paint along with me. So enjoy the video and join me as we learn to paint the lime in watercolor.
Quick Demo, Drawing Hair For Class
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A Glimpse at the quick Demo I did for the findamentals of drawing hair in the potrait class. To learn more visit idahoartclasses.com
About Kevin McCain Studios Channel
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Learn a little about Kevin McCain Studios Channel and start your learning adventure today!
My Favorite River Spot on the Payette River in Idaho
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On a drive to visit Crouch, Idaho. I was following the Payette River and I had to stop at one of my favorite spots. I believe you create better art when you are inspired. This place has inspired many of my paintings. To see my art visit mccainart.com
Sketching 3 Point Perspective Boxes
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This is an except from my online perspective drawing class. In this video we learn sketch boxes using the concepts of 3 pt. perspective. Online Perspective Drawing Class-bit.ly/3AoY4YO Kevin McCain is an artist working in both fine art and illustration for over 20 years. Working in drawing and painting Kevin works in an impressionist manner. He has been sharing insights into drawing and paintin...
Rotating A Box In Perspective Using Ellipses
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Rotating A Box In Perspective Using Ellipses
Perspective Drawing, How to Double Distances
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Perspective Drawing, How to Double Distances
Perspective Drawing, How To Find Vanishing Points
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Perspective Drawing, How To Find Vanishing Points
Inspiring Scenes That Just Beg To Be Painted
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Inspiring Scenes That Just Beg To Be Painted
Drawing and Sketching in Two Point Perspective Basics
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Drawing and Sketching in Two Point Perspective Basics
Drawing and Sketching in One-Point Perspective Basics
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Drawing and Sketching in One-Point Perspective Basics
Fundamentals of Basic Perspective Drawing
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Fundamentals of Basic Perspective Drawing
How to Transfer A Drawing Using Tracing Technique, How to Use It Creatively.
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How to Transfer A Drawing Using Tracing Technique, How to Use It Creatively.
How to Draw A Landscape Using a Grid, The Advantages and Pitfalls
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How to Draw A Landscape Using a Grid, The Advantages and Pitfalls
What to Know About Charcoal for Drawing
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What to Know About Charcoal for Drawing
How To Draw The Head in 3/4 View Using The Reilly Method
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How To Draw The Head in 3/4 View Using The Reilly Method
Loomis Method, How to Find the Centerline Part 3
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Loomis Method, How to Find the Centerline Part 3
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Thank you. You showed clearly how to draw it. I have tried to draw one. It looks successful.
Wonderful, I am glad you enjoyed it.
This guy has some of the best art tutorials. They aren't so short that you learn nothing and every like and metric is well-explained throughout the whole of the video. I genuinely learn and apply a lot of what you share in your tutorials. Thank you sir!
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The one thing that confuses me a little is that the head is in perspective, so the thirds shouldn't be in parallel, but rather should have a slight convergence? Or do you say they are parallel because they're so close together that you would only see them converging in the most extreme perspective?
Technically, they would be converging, but depending on the view. Many times, the convergences can be so soft that they are for all intents and purposes parallel. If you use convergences when drawing the head, it takes on a caricature look.
@@KevinMcCainStudios Awesome, thanks for your reply!
Amazing!
Thanks!
I think that some of these older methods of drawing plane figures are just so clever and it is a shame that as computer spreadsheets and CAD models become more sophisticated that these methods are in danger of being lost . There is something so satisfying about being able to do something without having to resort to complex computing . Bravo ! As a point of information the edge of the paper which is being used to generate the points is at right angles to the tangential line on the perimeter of the ellipse ( I only just realised that so I'm learning more about the subject ).
Thank you for your comment. I am glad you enjoyed the video. Computer programs employ these and other plotting techniques for shapes and solids that are techniques that have been used for half a millennium and even longer in some cases. The computer just does it faster. These techniques help when drawing something by hand and not on the computer. It's fun to share a little bit of history.
Thank you so much for the lesson! You are a great teacher!
You're very welcome!
If you can give any insights ti drawing irmpainting the sec9nd eye. It isnalways challenging in w/4 view…
I place the end of the ocular cavities. Then come in a little and divide the remaining space into 3 equal parts for the eyes. Then I increase the closest eye just a little and decrease the spaces going back.
Reilly was Loomis’ student. The Reilly method is just an extension of the Loomis method. I have been struggling to fully grasp the whole thing but your explanation has been very helpful and clear. Thank you.
I am glad you enjoyed the video.
I'm pretty sure that Reilly AND Loomis were both students of George Bridgman actually.
Thanks for taking the time to thoroughly explain how to draw an eye, your teachings are very memorable :)
Thank you for watching.
Whay pencil do you use in each step? H 2h 2b 3h ...??????
I appreciate your comment. O use a combination of the 4h, 2h, HB, 2b and 4b. It says in the video which one is being used in each step.
Love your channel, thank you for all your work I am very grateful
You are so welcome
My brain just grew an unholy amount.
I hope you enjoyed the video.
Thankyou for this. Even in Loomis's drawing the head and hands, specifically for certain perspectives it lacks the process and I would find myself not knowing what to do. I kinda ended up doing a hybrid of Loomis and the Huston method. Putting like a half cylinder as the "mask" of the face at the angle I'm going for. The square on the front kind of accomplishes the same task.
I appreciate your comment. I am glad you enjoyed the video.
You need to read the text linked to the images and not just look at the images. All of the information is in the text.
thanks a lot !!
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This helped me out in trade school. We are framing some crazy radius walls and barrel ceilings. This helped immensely
I am glad this helped.
Thank you! Worked a treat 😊
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Thank you very well explained:)
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this shi really invaluable
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Thanks a lot for your sharing and II am getting to understand more about it now
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Thank you so much!
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This is what makes me appreciate math.
Me too.
Great. Crisp and clear with all the important terms like chroma, intensity etc. Just what i was searching for
Glad it was helpful!
This was fantastic! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
drawing head what size
Thank you for your comment. I am not sure about your question. You can use this on a head of any size.
First time I see exactly how much of the sides should be cut. I think not even Loomis doesn`t shows this.
I am glad you enjoyed the video!
l am new subscriber, what is the. rand name and where can l buy your eraser? Thanks
I don't know off the top of my head. But I found a link to it off dickblick.com they sell art supplies. Here is the link www.dickblick.com/items/generals-factis-mechanical-eraser/?clicktracking=true&wmcp=pla&wmcid=items&wmckw=21597-2020&country=us¤cy=usd&gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwhtWvBhD9ARIsAOP0Goi8gyZmGfRrKvGSM9i7O-bqqS8I0qgXpCIxhaYyQaR_7aWzhm6m8FoaAkB8EALw_wcB
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Congratulations!!! The best explanation of the Loomis method.
Wow, thank you!
Thank you so much sir😊
Most welcome
It was great to see the form values on all the different form objects. Very comprehensive. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
45:25 what about the ellipse that chops the sphere on the other side, from that view wouldn't it be considered in this angle?
It could. It very close.
It's always good to come back to the fundamentals, great video!
Absolutely!
Soooo great to see someone bring all these circle ideas together!!! Thank uuu!!!❤
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This will change my life - thank you!
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THanks, this really brought the proportions of the loomis head into perspective.
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THANK YOU! Great way to teach art to my 5th graders <3
Wonderful!
I was wondering why this looked so natural to me, then I realised your a fellow lefty 😂
Thank you for watching. If you watch part 2. It gives you the second part for finding the centerline. Check it out.
@@KevinMcCainStudios Thanks, I definitely will.
I was looking for an answer for how to find the centerline and with this video I finally found it. Thanks!
I am glad the video helped and that you enjoyed it. Thank you for watching.
I've just found your channel, and I am very grateful that I did. There are lots of great UA-cam channels, but I think the clarity of your teaching is exceptional. I wish you every success in life.
Thank you so much!
I have watched loads of this type of video on UA-cam and you have explained this method so clearly. I was so struggling recently with proportions and this has cleared up so many things with this method. Thank you so much it’s brilliant.
I am glad it was helpful. Thank you gor watching.
Thank you for breaking it down.
Glad it was helpful!
Appreciated the information and agree this is a worthy foundational skill, but found the explanations verbose and too repetitive.
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This head looks masculine to me . Is there a different method for a female head ?
Not necessarily you just take care to soften the brow and to use rounded softer lines.
you are an incredible teacher. thank you so much
I am glad you enjoyed the video.
I just started drawing again after a 19 year hiatus while raising 5 kids. I’m still raising them but now I have a bit more time to dedicate to this art. You are a great instructor. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. The detail in your explanations is so much appreciated. Please continue.
I am glad you enjoyed the videos.