The Art & Science of Figure Drawing
Gesture
Gesture Explorations
Volume & Structure
Measuring & Proportion
Shading
Figure Drawing Demo
Livestream Critiques
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@heckfyxe
27d
Lockdown
3mo
I had to darken the lines so they'd show up in the picture :/
But I think I'm getting the concept :)
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3mo
Good start! I look forward to seeing how you progress.
Johannes Schiehsl
3mo
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3mo
I really like the varied line quality. These are working well. I look forward to seeing more work!
maciek szczech
3mo
These dynamic lines are great!
貼 郭
4mo
Lessons1 primary action line charcoal pencil (medium)
it looks a bit messy,for the size of my sketch book isn't big. sorry for that.
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3mo
These lines are very dynamic. I look forward to seeing how your gestures progress when you get further into the course.
Marco Sordi
4mo
2024/9/5. Hi Brent, hi everybody! Here’s my assignment for this section. Thanks for any comment or critique. Have nice day!
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3mo
Hello, Maro! I think you can go even simpler with these lines, but these are interesting!
Pedro Branco
4mo
Here are my submissions. I feel like I may have over done this.
No. 16's line of action could be observed from the model's body but I apparently went with a simpler line.
Using a Caran d'ache Technalo 3B 779 on a standard 4A printer paper.
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3mo
You could probably skip the head in this exercise, but it looks like you're understanding the concept.
maciek szczech
4mo
Lesson 1. Primary Action Line. Plain Paper Sketchbook A4 Size, HB mechanical pencil.
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4mo
These look great. Very dynamic.
Jerry
4mo
Went through the practice reel twice. Comparing to the images I can see how some of my lines are still stiff and I can push the exaggeration more, especially when the endpoints are further away where I tend to be too conservative. My instincts were pretty similar both times so I'd like to go through again and try to pick out different action lines that may not necessarily be my first obvious choice
Jerry
4mo
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