Part 5 of a step by step workflow for drawing figures. This lessons elaborates on lesson part 3 of using shapes to create complex forms.
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Kiara Aldana
3mo
I sense that I’m doing something wrong. I was trying to go for a twist in the first picture, but the pelvis turned out too thick. Is there a way I can prevent this? Second, the in sitting pose I connected the back to the bottom of the pelvis instead of the top. Is this wrong in this case? Any other thoughts or critiques? Thanks!
@ejsilapas
6mo
Love the course and fell down the rabbit hole of acquiring an iPad to explore digital art!
Question - is there any interest in teaching how to render these figures in a manga style?
Thank you for all you do!
@boltart48
7mo
On to the next one.
@gabemartini
8mo
followed along and then I tried doing a similar pose. Think that on my own pose the hips should have been a bit more sideways but apart from this I’m quite happy. Quick question: I saw your preview for the gesture class on yt (Great video btw) and it said more will be coming here on proko…Is this gonna be for this course or is it for a separate one? Just that one video really helped demystify gesture for me, so can’t wait for be more on that. Capturing the pose as a gesture correctly makes everything else so much easier
@kareshi
8mo
This 3/4 one was a nice opportunity for me to tackle one of my interests, concept art, so I attempted another pose instead of yours.
Usually in concept art poses, characters are drawn in a neutral position and the artist develops their costumes and general appearance. I attempted to resolve this position using one of these poses, to no avail. In a way, I am having much more success with dynamic poses than neutral (stiff looking) ones. It could be a mental block, but Im not figuring a way to work from the inside in these gestural attempts
Considering your experience teaching artits in the industry you might have dealt with this before .
Id love to have your feedback on my attempt and hear your approach to those. Thank you once again Mr Hampton
John Patten
8mo
Changed weight distribution and foot placement…practice, practice….
Gannon Beck
8mo
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Educator, painter, writer, and art historian. Author of Figure Drawing: Design and Invention.