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@asgota
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2yr
Asked for help
Hey, that’s my final assignment for figure drawing course. I’m happy because at the beginning of July I had little idea on how to draw a human. There is still for sure a lot to learn and I’m going to practice all the time. Can you see something I can do better with this guy?
I was going to suggest overlays to check your work but it looks like @Jesper Axelsson has done that for you! His advice is on point. Horizontals, Verticals and angles.
I would also add that you're figures are pretty darn close! At some point you have to ask yourself how close do you want/need to get. How much creativity do you want to inject in your work? Do you want to be able to copy the photo perfectly?
Hope that helps! Keep drawing through effort you will become a master. Just gotta put in the time :)
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2yr
Hi @asgota, really nice drawings!
- You seem to be well aware of plumb lines and vertical allignemts. I would also recommend checking horizontal allignments.
- Certain angles seem a little of. Horizontal allignments will help with this, but keeping an extra eye on the angles might be a good idea.
- I would recommend paying more attention to the thickness of the parts of the body. In the first one, you've made his torso and upper leg thicker and the arm thinner than in the reference.
Hope this helps :)
Very nice mannequins! Looks very fluid and balanced. Your first one seems to me to have a little short legs, but great job!
Hi. I see you get too much into secondary forms. I don't know if you are actually going for that but maybe some simplification could be useful. Anyways, keep an eye on how the perspective of the main masses (head, ribcage and pelvis) interact and change the limbs perspective from pose to pose.
Also, I think doing two or three times the same pose is better than a bunch of different ones. So give it a try a see if with each time you discover something different that you didn't observe in the last one. Timed practice is useful to not get off of your goal and actually doing it
Hope it helps! Keep up the good practice!
Ps: timed practice is useful at your speed. Between being able to do something and not being able to think too much. Hope you have a good practice!
your gesture and structure is awesome! the proportion of some of your limbs seem off however, maybe try and improve proportions
Most recent figures. I watched landmarks video many times and also studied anatomy from books and I think those look good. I feel like there is a proportional issue in the second one but I’m not sure…
@asgota
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3yr
Asked for help
Hi, i’ve been practicing gesture this week quite a lot, those are some of them. Now, I think I will start with the bean and still practice gesture. What do you guys think of them?
I think I'm seeing some very nice gestures and not just contours in images 3-5. I'm especially appreciating how you are drawing the limbs, they have a nice level of curve complexity and transition that I think works well.
@asgota
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3yr
Asked for help
Hi, I’m new to this community and just purchased figure drawing course and watched the first lesson. There is for sure a lot to learn but I’ll do my best and see what happens. These are my first attempts. They are quite messy but if you have something to advise on those I would be more than happy 😊. Today I’m also planning on watching the second lesson and compare my figures with those made by Stan. Have a nice day everybody