Saturday’s Sunflower
Jacki Kellum Watercolor
Black-Eyed Susan
Jacki Kellum Watercolor
Drawing Flowers from Various Angles
Drawing and Painting Flowers from Various Angles Follows the Same Principles as Drawing and Painting Turning Heads from Multiple Angles
Both Saturday’s Sunflower and Black-Eyed Susan are Drawn and Painted from a Slightly Upturned Left Angle.
Cartoon Head Drawings are from the Bruce Blitz Big Book of Cartooning
Sunflower After Dark
Jacki Kellum Watercolor
Sunflower After Dark is drawn and painted from a turning left and slightly downward view..
Sunny Days are Here Again
Jacki Kellum Watercolor
Sunny Days is Painted from a Turning :Left View.
Image Credit: Famous Artist
“The Owl Hunt Is over the Owls Go to bed.” Jacki Kellum Illustration
from her picture book Waking Up the Sun. [A picture book manuscript I need to submit for publication — note to self] Facebook just reminded me of this illustration from one of my picture books. Seems like a good time to announce that after Labor Day, I’ll begin teaching writing and illustrating picture books for children.
Mrs. Cow Down on the Farm
Jacki Kellum Copic Marker Sketch for an Illustration
Mrs. Cow Rocketing Over the Moon
Jacki Kellum Copic Marker Sketch for an Illustration
How Does Drawing Faces Relate to Drawing Flowers?
Everything Has a Face!
Everything!
Arthur Rackham – Trees
Wizard of Oz Tree
Dish and Her Friend Spoon
Jacki Kellum Copic Marker Sketch for an Illustration
Morning Socks
Jacki Kellum Copic Marker Sketch for an Illustration
Her Morning Socks Have Yellow Suns
Jacki Kellum Sketch for Her Picture Book Manuscript Lots of Socks
The Secret to Drawing and Painting Flowers is Realizing that EVERY thing has a face.
Remembering Preschool Spring Plays
The prelude to drawing and painting people is learning to draw turning heads.
In this video, I share the first few pages of the vintage Famous Artists Cartoon Course. The content of the video focuses on the first steps of drawing a cartoon head. Afterward, it shows how to add guidelines to help place facial features for a turning head and a head viewed at an angle.
The Famous Artists Cartoon Course – Lesson 1: The Comic Head
How to Draw a Human Head – Faces and Features – George Bridgman
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