/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>>6957952
Stop responding to bait pls
>>6957956
>>6958504
BASED. I just finished Morpho simple forms last night. These look amazing, anon! You’re almost done!
>>6957975
I’ll second >>6957983 and say that if KTD isn’t really hitting the spot, then Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain might help. Or promo’s beg course, or Brent Eviston. You’re doing symbol drawing and need to practice your observation and accuracy, so you can learn how to draw what you actually see rather than drawing what your brain thinks you see. It’s the very first step that we all have to go through, and a skill set we all have to maintain.
>>6957993
You get the overall sense of the pose, proportions, perspective, however you feel works best for you. Some use scribbles, others use rhythm lines. You make sure the landmarks are right, and you block in the figure with simple forms. Next, you flesh it out with anatomy and/or costume if you want. Flipping is a good source to learn from, but can be too esoteric for some. Also these are two VERY good, clear videos on gesture and figure drawing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAY5N76VP8M
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZH6E_n51-BQ
Doing lots of gestures is an important part of gitting and staying gud.
>>6958001
Why’s the box/drawer full of pubic hair?
>>6958009
Yeah. I’d also add Hampton as a good resource for figure drawing. I’d probably go through his book before doing Bridgman and maybe before/while doing Morpho. I think you want to get some basic idea of anatomy before you start copying Bridgman. That’s what I’m doing, anyway.
>>6958014
Neat, but your observation/accuracy needs work. Look at how little cheek there is on the right side of the ref, and how much cheek you added to yours.
>>6958048
I fucking love the fat one. That’s beautiful work.
Agreed about Morpho being good mileage.
>>6958059
Practice. I think this is cute in a (please don’t take this the wrong way) child’s drawing kind of way. Soulful, honest effort.