This lesson focuses on using the fundamentals to draw foreshortening in the figure with convincing depth.
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Gannon Beck
5mo
I felt pretty good about this. I worked a bit ahead for most of it and my thought process pretty much tracked with what it was supposed to the whole way. Often time during the video, I would think something, and then you would say it. It's nice to see that all the study between this class and your book has taken hold.
@boltart48
7mo
@purpleart
9mo
Started this figure on the Step By Step lesson which talked about the shoulder girdle but quickly got into a mess with the foreshortening as shown by my 1st attempt.
Skipped forward to this lesson and after doing the exercises I breathed a huge sigh of relief that there was an alternative approach for foreshortened figures and had another go, which was better. The big thing I did wrong was I tried to maintain the asymmetry between the chest and pelvis which doesn’t work on this pose and looks wrong, although Michael somehow always makes it work on every pose!
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Educator, painter, writer, and art historian. Author of Figure Drawing: Design and Invention.