How to Draw Realistic Glass

Class Description

Master the Art of Drawing Glass with this Real-Time, On-Demand Online Art Class

Have you ever wanted to draw glass so realistically that it looks like it's right in front of you? With this online art class, you can learn how to draw all different types of glass, including see-through glass, cut glass with a design, and crystal or diamond type glass.

You'll also learn how to draw a sparkly bokeh background, the glass shadow and reflections on the ground, and a magnolia with its petals, stamen, and it's cast shadow.

This class is perfect for beginner to expert artists who want to learn how to draw realistic glass effects. With over 3 hours of video instruction and a downloadable PDF with color reference, greyscale reference, final drawing reference, and sketch template, you'll have everything you need to master this challenging subject.

What you'll learn:

How to draw different types of glass, including see-through glass, glass with a design, and crystal or diamond type glass
How to draw a sparkly bokeh background
How to draw the glass shadow and reflections on the ground
How to draw a magnolia flower with its petals, stamen, and cast shadow

Why take this class?

This class is taught by an experienced artist who will guide you through every step of the drawing process.
The class is self-paced, so you can learn at your own speed.
The class is on demand so you can follow it at any time that suits your schedule.

Imagine the satisfaction you'll feel when you complete your first realistic glass drawing. You'll be able to hang it on your wall and show it off to your friends and family.

Even more importantly you will understand how to draw glass in general so can use that knowledge in future drawings

For the class you will need:

Set of pencils
Smooth drawing paper (I used A4 photocopy paper)
Graphite Dust
Teardrop shape make up sponge, eye shadow sponge
Scrap piece of t-shirt material
Kneadable eraser
Tombow Mono eraser
Please make yourself a blending stump with a fine point (Use these instructions:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rREaublyi9Y)
0.8 White Gelly Roll Pen (optional)
Small bristle brush

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