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Kevin Patel
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3mo
added comment inGesture Basics 1
Would you say the names of the four spines (cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and front stretch) are slightly misleading? Since you are not really drawing the real 4 spines in the drawing and instead drawing 4 gesture lines that describe the movement of the torso.
Kevin Patel
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3mo
Do we have to curve the edges of the robo bean? Feel like it adds a lot of extra work.
Kevin Patel
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3mo
Hello professor! I was wondering what the difference between gestures and these poses are. In these timed exercises are you just creating the figure with as much detail as possible?
Kevin Patel
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4mo
Asked for help
Here are the unbalanced poses I did. For the invention exercise I took a regular stance and made the model shift into a left hook. The weight shifts to the back leg.
Kevin Patel
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4mo
Hey here’s the mannequinizations I did! I appreciate any critiques. Right of the bat I think there are a few issues with proportions and I think some of the contour lines could have been better like explained in the video,
Kevin Patel
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4mo
Hey I was wondering if anyone could critique my images. It was a little difficult doing the seated one but I tried my best.
Hello!
I recently started doing Proko's figure drawing course and eventually will move onto the anatomy course after. My goal is to make pixel art for the game I'm making so I want to get better fast, as I need to start making the assets for it as soon as possible. I'm not completely new to drawing and I do have experience doing gesture drawing through 4 years of college. However, I am new to anatomy. I'm putting about 3-5 hours into the course each day to finish it quickly, however I know this is rushing and it takes time to really grasp these concepts.
Does anyone have any advice on what I should do? Of course, I will keep practicing gestures everyday, but I can't spend a week on each section of the course. Any advice would be great.
Cheers,
Kevin
Kevin Patel
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4mo
Hello I was wondering if anyone could critique my gestures! The things that stick out to me right now are doing single lines instead of "stuttering" and using more c curves for the arms instead of muscle contours.