
The Figure-Drawing Two-Tone Light-and-Shadow Systematic Training course is a specialized 15-lesson training around two-tone lighting, black-white relations, structural shaping and picture design, with courseware and brushes. Starting from the basic properties of two-tone lighting, it systematically explains black-white relations, structural form changes, density rhythm and picture organization, helping learners use the two light-dark regions to summarize figure structure rather than mechanically "paint black and white". The practice uses extensive guided training, progressing from the character face to bust, half-body nude, clothed figures, and finally the whole two-tone design of figures with scenes and props. It closes with homework review to replay and optimize real works, forming the path from basic principles to black-white relations, structural rhythm, local guided practice, figure practice, scene design and homework review.
Course catalog: courseware plus brushes. 1. Basic properties of two-tone lighting. 2. Black-white relation in two-tone. 3. How structural form is affected. 4. Density rhythm in two-tone. 5-6. Character-face two-tone guided practice (two parts). 7-8. Figure bust (two parts). 9-10. Half-body nude (two parts). 11-12. Figure plus clothing (two parts). 13-14. Two-tone design of figure with scene props (two parts). 15. Final homework review.
This course comes with a materials pack. Members receive the access link by email after requesting the course.