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A course by Garry Fleming
Sea Creatures - Sea Turtle
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Sea Creatures - Sea Turtle
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Overview
Sea Turtles are large air breathing reptiles that inhabit tropical and subtropical seas throughout the world. They have a large streamlined shell and a head and limbs that cannot be retracted into the shell. Their limbs are flippers that are adapted for swimming, but not great for walking.
Glide alongside the Sea Turtle and marvel at the intricate beauty of its remarkable shell.
What you’ll learn
How to recognise shapes to draw a Sea Turtle.
How to use angles and placement to give the impression of movement.
How to draw the finer details and features.
How to use keylines to draw the outline and amazing shell, bringing your Sea Turtle to life.
What’s included
Fun and engaging videos explaining how to draw a Sea Turtle. The easy-to-follow videos are broken up into modules explaining exactly what to do at each step.
Course content
Sea Creatures - Sea Turtle
6 videos / 18 minutes 05 seconds
Sea turtle introduction
1:10
Sea turtle shapes part one
3:59
Sea turtle shapes part two
2:36
Sea turtle shapes part three
3:23
Sea turtle keylines
5:52
Sea turtle summary
1:05
Requirements
Blue sketching pencil, graphite pencil, and drawing paper.
Description
Learn how to draw a Sea Turtle
Garry Fleming
With more than 175 book titles published in over 56 languages, Garry is one of the world's most published wildlife artists. His works have won numerous awards including the RAS birds and wildflowers art prize three times, the zoological award, the wilderness award two times, as well as the highly commended Australian wildlife society award, and finalist in the Holmes Bird art prize.
Garry is also known for his portrait work. With a very impressive list of commissioned works including Delta Goodrem, Geoffrey Rush, Billy Joel, Billy Crystal and Clint Eastwood, just to name a few!
Learn how to draw a Sea Turtle
6 videos / 18 minutes 05 seconds
Audio: English
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