Links to first FIFTY 50 How to THINK when you DRAW tutorials!

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Links to first FIFTY 50 How to THINK when you DRAW tutorials!
// The Etherington Brothers

Hey guys, I wanted to create a single page linking to all of my first 50 tutorials, so that I don't have to link to them all individually in each new tutorial post, so here it is! Enjoy!

Artwork for EVERY TUTORIAL drawn using pens from THESE GUYS.

How to Draw ROCK FORMATIONS
How to Draw ANGRY EXPRESSIONS 
How to Draw VEHICLES 
How to Draw WATER 
How to Draw FABRIC
How to Draw HORSE HEADS
How to Draw PLANES
How to Draw SMOKE EFFECTS 
How to Draw FEET & SHOES 
How to draw SQUIRRELS
How to draw WOODEN HOUSES
How to draw BIRD HEADS
How to draw FEMALE HANDS PART ONE
How to draw IMPACT DEBRIS
How to draw COMPOSITION
How to draw GIRL'S HAIR
How to draw FEMALE HANDS PART TWO
How to draw IN 3D
How to draw CATERPILLAR TRACKS
How to draw RUNNING FIGURES
How to draw GRASS
How to draw JUNK HOUSES
How to draw NOSES
How to draw MONSTER TENTACLES
How to draw EARS 

PLUS!!! GO HERE to get 4 weeks of tutorials, plus 140 pages of incredible COMIC for £1!

Lorenzo! 

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Pictish Man’s Face Reconstructed - Archaeology Magazine

http://www.archaeology.org/news/5737-170714-scotland-pictish-face


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4,500-Year-Old Man's Face Reconstructed - Archaeology Magazine

http://www.archaeology.org/news/5725-170711-derbyshire-facial-reconstruction


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Tinkerbell Reference

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Tinkerbell Reference
// Gurney Journey

Disney Studios went to great lengths to shoot photo reference for Tinker Bell in their 1953 feature Peter Pan.

Animator Marc Davis brought in pantomime actor Margaret Kerry to pose with larger than life props.

Footage of her kicking a feather pillow informed a scene where she kicked a dandelion. Animators put reference films into a frame-by-frame viewer to study timing, spacing, and action.

While the reference helped make the action more believable, Marc Davis kept the look of the character aligned with his imagination.

The Disney Studios were using filmed reference in their earliest features, such as Snow White and Pinocchio. (Link to video on YouTube) But the impression they usually gave in their behind-the-scenes marketing was that they merely sketched from living models. They did that, too, but it's only fairly recently that the photos of the early video reference have come to light. 

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Tinker Bell's Live Action Origin

Via Ronnie del Carmen

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Lesson 4 – Adding mass with ribcages

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Lesson 4 – Adding mass with ribcages
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It's best to view the video version of the lesson, to see the demonstrations, but if you prefer we have […]
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