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Take the 'How to Write Like an Architect Course,' Plus get Doug's hand written architecture font. http://howtoarchitect.com/ Hi Im Doug Patt and this is how to architect. Today well learn How to write like an architect. The basic drafting tool for an architect when working by hand is a parallel rule. You can also use a t-square. Ill be using an ames lettering guide to create the lines for the lettering. First were going to create our horizontal lines using the lettering guide. The guide has a variety of spacing options to create just about any combination your looking for. I will also be using a small triangle. Ive added tape to this one for ink lettering to avoid smearing. Ill also be using a .5mm pentel drafting pencil and a paper mate, flair pen for the letters. Ive created a small grid here to give me some guidance when I lay out the letters. Id say the most important thing to remember about hand lettering is that your letters need to seem animated while still appearing

This tutorial will demonstrate how to draw short hair from the side and front. In this video, I am using a plain old HB pencil! Try to stay within the HB-2B range for general sketching. Too hard of a graphite (the higher the H, the harder the graphite) is really light and can indent the paper easily if you press too hard. The higher the B, the softer the graphite, which will create darker marks Visit jesciahopper for more tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/user/jesciahopper/videos

This tutorial gives you a basic look at the shapes and anatomy needed for drawing realistic noses. Make sure to watch my other tutorials on facial features! In this video, I am using a Prismacolor Ebony drafting pencil, but you can use any kind of pencil - plain old HB pencils work great! Try to stay within the HB-2B range for general sketching. Too hard of a graphite (the higher the H, the harder the graphite) is really light and can indent the paper easily if you press too hard. The higher the B, the softer the graphite, which will create darker marks! More Tutorial visit: https://www.youtube.com/user/jesciahopper/videos

This is a basic tutorial on drawing. In this tutorial I cover how to draw the female face using shapes, lines, and hatching techniques. It is designed for the beginning artist, and is also a basic fundamental that I cover in my drawing lessons on Sketch2Draw.com. Visit:  http://sketch2draw.com/  for more info

Visit Sketch 2 Draw: http://sketch2draw.com/ This is a short drawing tutorial on paper using hatching technique with a 4B graphite pencil. In this video I am darkening the background using a layered approach to increase my values. It's better to use the hatching technique and make many passes in layers to get your values darker, as I usually go from light to dark on paper. I also briefly show how I use a kneaded eraser to fix some small areas as I redraw them. The reason for making a dark background is to create a more interesting drawing by showing strong contrasting between the dark background and the female subject. Hatching technique is simply making short, rapid strokes that are very tightly grouped and also requires to use the same light, consistent pressure when applying with pencils.

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