Improving Line Quality and Rhythm – FORCE Series Part 1
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Your explanation really hit it for me as I do have this feeling of modelling/sculpting of a 3d form with soft strokes when I draw. And from here, after “feeling” the form, I can now move towards few lines that would be gesture. It really was not clicking with me when I was trying to draw a gesture from head or whatever random body part, without thinking of force.
LESSON NOTES
FORCE: Drawing Human Anatomy
FORCE: Animal Drawing: Animal locomotion and design concepts for animators
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This is part 1 of 3 of figure artist Mike Mattesi’s FORCE series. Mike teaches you the basics of FORCE and how to create more rhythm and fluidity in your drawings with beautiful line. Don’t miss the other 2 parts coming soon!
If you haven’t seen Mike’s previous Proko videos go check them out:
Drawing Dynamic Figures - The FORCE Method
Drawing with the FORCE Method
Mike’s Books (affiliate links to Amazon.com)
FORCE: Dynamic Life DrawingFORCE: Drawing Human Anatomy
FORCE: Animal Drawing: Animal locomotion and design concepts for animators
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Mike teaches you the basics of FORCE and how to create more rhythm and fluidity in your drawings with beautiful line.
question should i attempt to learn FORCE before tackling figure drawing from zero?
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