/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Warm-up exercises (10-15 minutes)
Start by doing some warm-up exercises to get your hand moving and to help you loosen up.
>Draw circles, squares, and triangles freehand
>Draw lines in different directions and thicknesses
>Practice shading with your pencils by filling in areas with a gradual gradient

Fundamentals (30-45 minutes)
Next, work on the fundamentals of drawing. This includes things like perspective, proportions, and form. You can use resources like the books and videos by FZD and Krenz Artwork to learn more about these concepts.
>Draw basic shapes (cubes, spheres, cylinders) in different perspectives
>Practice drawing objects from life or from reference photos, paying attention to their proportions and how they sit in space
>Draw simple still life setups, focusing on the relationships between objects and their forms

Modern Chinese Art Studies (30-45 minutes)
>Study the work of modern Chinese artists like Ruan Jia, Huaishen J, Yizheng Ke and Zhong Fenghua. Analyze their use of line, color, and composition.

Figure Drawing (30-45 minutes)
>Practice drawing the human figure from reference photos or live models, paying attention to proportions and the underlying structure of the body
>Study anatomy using reference books or online resources
>Experiment with different poses and gestures to convey emotion and movement in your figure drawings

Cool-down (10-15 minutes)
Finally, do some cool-down exercises to wrap up your practice session. This can include things like stretching or doing some light sketching to review what you've learned.

Tips:
Try to practice drawing for at least an hour each day to see consistent improvement over time.
Use a variety of resources to learn about different styles and techniques. This will help you develop your own unique style and approach to drawing.

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