Gesture drawing often involves "re-programming" how you see and take in visual information.
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Lex
2mo
I did another one using a different person's (Kristian Nee) technique. Also redid the previous one using that technique.
Lex
2mo
Hopefully this is decent, at least. One thing I don't entirely understand is the differentiation of silhouette vs the gesture. Is it that the gesture is simply less connected to everything and more abstract? Does it have to do with the rotating C lines like in the one in the middle and the one on the side closest to the icon I use?
@amit2140
10mo
Is this a good gesture of the image
@charliewoodley
10mo
Entirely new to digital. Gestures are a past time from another life and I never really got the hang of them then. Time limits give me weird line anxiety but it’s getting easier with practice. Feedback welcome, not sure where to post. Thanks
@rfranson
11mo
Some more gesture drawings, I'm starting to understand some of it but the standing pose was a lot more difficult to capture than I thought. Would these be a good enough start for a drawing?
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