How to Draw: Edges

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Description: Learning to draw is more than just what happens on the paper. You will need to understand the vocabulary of drawing- only then will you be able to apply the concepts and improve your drawing. This video is about the 3 different kinds of edges you find in drawing and where to use them.
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My work focuses on the human figure. I've given drawing and painting workshops and demos throughout the United States and Europe. I have been making realist drawing and painting tutorials for two years now that I release through my Patreon page.

[@ROOSON1]

briefly thought the title was "How To Draw Eggs" and i was like wow he's really going back to basics

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Understand EGGS! Love it- that will have to be next ;)

[@ga8253]

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[@AlexKellyArtUK]

The discussion regarding edges in the context of a form mode of representation is intriguing. In the realm of painting, we can also explore edges based on their visual quality, such as hard, soft, and lost edges. While these qualities often arise from the form mode, they can also manifest in other modes of representation, such as shape-value-color or line, where the form is less pronounced, as in silhouettes or flat lighting situations.

[@wileycom]

Once again, a debt of gratitude. I’m totally self taught and must rely on scavenging for information as specific and clearly stated as this video is. Thank you so much. I’ve been pondering this question of edges (and consequently confounded drawing them) for over a year now. I’m aware that there’s much more subtle complexity to this but you can’t imagine how this video cleared my foggy brain on this topic. Many thanks.

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Stoked to help you out 🤘👍

[@sourgreendolly7685]

I was about to say the same. I always found shading the hardest thing to learn but understanding different edge types has given me exactly what I wasn't getting! It's funny how sometimes we just need it explained in a different way.

[@jasonshields6479]

Excellent advice

[@MarkDavidTeo]

Great video Stephen! Honestly, you're on of the best teachers out there. Always so clearly defined and setting good boundaries for us to work with. Thanks!

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Thanks, Mark!

[@visitor-05]

Your edge work, particularly when the form that's lit is contrasting with the dark background, has this delicate quality (don't know how else to describe it) that is really pleasing. Recently learned about chiaroscuro, hoping I could learn something to then be able to recreate the same effect.

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

It’s all about squinting down and matching the effect 😉

[@visitor-05]

@@stephenbaumanartwork Drawing with my eyes open is already hard enough 😔

[@k_drawing]

I think edges are very important especially in finding and describing details. I think It is very helpful for people who want to make their work more accomplished :) thank you for your good lecture!!

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ANIMExXTY]

In short we have to draw taking the nature of edge in mind ❤
I think doing drapery can improve my edges ✌️

[@user-mv1oi2or2m]

I absolutely admire you. I hope to be your exact example in drawing

[@user-du3ek8fc6w]

Very good

[@davidcapes9629]

Just FYI, the parts where you wrote with red over the top of darker areas was quite challenging to see for the color blind viewers. Very cool presentation of the topic overall

[@proriderNinjahattori]

🙏 thank you

[@colofulartsit8674]

Omg great video!

[@asmodevsluxuria]

One of your best videos so far. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Glad you liked it!

[@shaquille.oatmeal885]

i really want more videos on this pls

[@jeffhreid]

Interesting video Stephen. I think something similar for line would also be interesting.

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Absolutely

[@aliciamolloy5948]

Thank you so much, great video!

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

You're very welcome!

[@chloecalloway1428]

Great video! Thanks for sharing this clip on your channel.

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Thanks for watching!

[@larryconkoljr.8915]

Well said.

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Thanks!

[@sapianolessons]

Is shadow edge the same as a core shadow?

[@chithrapk2188]

Hi

[@idkwhathomestuckisijustlik3439]

Why did I assume this would be about the hair edges...

[@DazzlingAction]

I feel like there is more to edges then this...

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Sure- what have you got in mind?

[@DazzlingAction]

@@stephenbaumanartworkLike how they Interact with different shapes and softness of the edges.

[@ROOSON1]

what about the edges of eggs, that's one more type right there Stephen

[@notnavlookaway]

Id highly appreciate if you dwelled into digital art!!

[@stephenbaumanartwork]

Hmmm… would you like to see the art part, the teaching part, or the teaching about the software part?

[@checkurs675]

@@stephenbaumanartwork I would watch all of them

[@SyoDraws]

@@stephenbaumanartwork yes

[@we.Oz9637]

@@stephenbaumanartwork teaching part, like demo

[@notnavlookaway]

@@stephenbaumanartwork each and every part would be precious and teach something that I might not know. I do not know any other creator that can teach in the way you do. The inherent problem for me with digital art is not being able to sketch an eye like you would traditionally from blending graphite to controlling pencils.
A form of realism in digital, that isnt hyperrealistic. Basically, how to be like Sargent if he was given a wacom and photoshop.