Something he must’ve learned from the books or DVD’s, but if you get a chance, swing by his YouTube channel because he puts out some great content. This is a nice video by Proko which goes over Hale’s Cranial Proportions. An unfortunate symptom…something I hope to avoid. I guess it’s like most instructors who put most of their heart and soul into teaching and rarely have time to create art of their own. I’ve tried to find some drawings by Robert Beverly Hale, but mainly find the images of his students….which are very nice. “ Anatomy Lessons from the Great Masters”
Sometimes you can find great prices used, or on Ebay. (Following links go to Amazon, but can be purchased several other places). I can vouch for “ Drawing Lessons from the Great Masters“, but I haven’t purchased any of the others yet. Hale also has a few books available for purchase as well. He reminds me a lot of my mentor Myron Barnstone (who also has DVD’s available). Unfortunately he died in 1985, but the rough videos still show a trace of his excellent teaching abilities and goofy sense of humor. He was an old school anatomy instructor at the Art Students League of New York. 164/365įor any of you who are doodlers that are wanting to step up their game and take on the huge challenge of figure drawing, you might find some guidance in the lectures of Robert Beverly Hale. Robert Beverly Hale was recognized as Americas greatest teacher of figure drawing and artistic anatomy, and this book collects his famous lectures to his.
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