Drawing Basics
Getting Started
Lines
Shapes
How Perspective Works
Intuitive Perspective
Values
Bonus Content
To improve figure drawing there's three visual memory exercises you can use. First, we observe a pose, memorize it, put away the reference, and draw it from memory. Next, we draw the pose from reference, then put it away and redraw it from a different angle. Finally, we study the pose and then draw it from a new angle with altered proportions. These exercises help us understand forms, enhance visual memory, and improve our ability to design figures from imagination. Regular practice is key to getting better at this skill.
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Project - Visual Memory Games
Draw Any Pose From Any Angle - Rhythms
Gestural Perspective
Course by Michael Hampton
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Founder of Proko, artist and teacher of drawing, painting, and anatomy. I try to make my lessons fun and ultra packed with information.
