An overview of the initial lay-in phase of a long drawing.
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MSD
8mo
I like this approach better from a design point, being a character artist. I think it's a good point you make, everything it's place. I've learned a lot of different methods for drawing, construction methods, visual measuring, building from the outside in etc...I have been trying to think of a way to merge them, to come up with my "go to" approach. Maybe that's a mistake though, maybe what I should think instead is with that understanding, I can chose the approach based on what the drawing problem I need to solve is.

@phosp0lipid
11mo
are there any more resources to pursue this type of gesture? the other one used works for me when I want to make a realistic drawing but this method is easy to stylize. Amazing course and book by the way! huge fan of your work
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11mo
Hmm. I have a couple YouTube videos using it but don't think they are narrated.
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Educator, painter, writer, and art historian. Author of Figure Drawing: Design and Invention.