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>>6595952
>I agree with your points but I disagree with using Krenz
I never sair you should use the krenz method
>if you don't speak chinese
the video is self explanatory, you dont need to know chink
https://youtu.be/iK5Qn_Iwv9A
>if you're a turbo beg, do the Bargue Plates
yes, but dont do this
https://files.catbox.moe/p83p67.png
do it digitally and use only your own eyes to imagine the angles, and overlap to check.
>Han teaches you an intuitive approach to understanding space
>I said Han as a beginner because his first weeks "abstract" exercises are very useful and can be implemented as short warm-up routines.
the warm ups exercise are good(line, ellipses,etc) but once people get into the animal/insect construction part everything falls apart, proportions all wrong and even the construction...
you can tell when someone have a decent observation skills.
https://drawabox.com/community/homework/
>I went through all his notes that were once posted here and yea, very useful stuff, but you can find that as western more readable and less autistic free resources everywhere.
yes, the only reason i linked krenz videos was because, he's one of the few people who really emphasizes the importance of being able to copy something accurately and explain in deep why.
CGMA beg course , Marc brunet beg course, medsmap(supposedly a "beg" course),etc, they dont talk about the importance of being able to copy something and if they do, it's only one lesson and they never explain why(prolly one of the main reason why most people hate or think copying is a waste of time)and then move on...

this is the only video you need from krenz, if you wanna learn from him about copying.
He covers settings, brush, techniques to copy, why to copy, what the best imgs to copy, etc...
Even a preprepre-beg can understand
https://youtu.be/dgjx6y6B_G8 (CC)
>TLDR
learn to copy, use whatever method but learn to copy