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Albert Galilov
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1mo
added comment inGesture Drawing Essentials
Hi, I’m having trouble understanding what to focus on in the reference to get the gesture right. I also want to be able to look back at my old gestures, understand what went wrong, and improve in future practice. While you show what you’re doing, you don’t really explain how to do it. This makes it hard to follow when I try to do gesture drawing on my own. Could you update the video with explanations on how to approach gesture drawing practice?
Kathryn Fauver
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8mo
Hi! Here's some of the gestures I did for the lesson. These are the better ones I drew in the batch.
Kathryn Fauver
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6d
Here's how mine turned out! Despite some parts not being perfect, I'm still pretty proud of how this came out, considering I normally do a more cell shaded style of rendering for my personal art.
Kathryn Fauver
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1mo
Asked for help
Here's my best for Week Three.
I will admit I was quite intimidated by the prospect of this week's assignment. I haven't gone over a in depth study of hands or feet in quite a long while. However I was presently surprised by how relaxing these were to do compared to the body gestures or studies I've done before in the past. Perhaps because I didn't have preconceived notion of my skills regarding them? Regardless, I enjoyed doing these.
Kathryn Fauver
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1mo
Asked for help
Here's my Week 2 gestures for Static poses.
This was definitely a challenge. Even though they were static, some of the ways the body contorted in perspective threw me off a few times while drawing. However, I got better when I redrew the poses in different drawing sessions. Biggest thing I am glad about is these helped me solidify my knowledge of anatomy even more.
Edit: Almost forgot to add the 12th one.
Kathryn Fauver
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2mo
Asked for help
Week 1. Best of what I did for the 1 min and 5 min sketches during the week.