/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

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>t might just be because you were faced with gestures that you haven't drawn before, the beauty of it all is that you will never be able

I guess the goal for me right now is to be able to construct bodies from my mind like this

http://41.media.tumblr.com/2970147afa4be75353e28fee7e23f352/tumblr_na8cxsRieY1qmqyt0o1_1280.jpg

Just simple lines and learning the basic understanding on human anatomy. Now I dont mean I wanna copy their style, I just have a hard time making basic construction. (see attached file)

It's just a mini goal I put up for myself. (I find mini goals makes it easier to get to the larger ones. So right now I wanna work on making better sketches like above, veries how i do them now)

>What about doing a few 2 minute, 5 minute and 15-30 minute gestures also? I think it will benefit you if you throw in some longer ones.

As for the 2 or 5 or 30 minute gestures, I've tried those, . At this point I really only know how to do gestures and nothing more. I think I'm very afraid to go into contours because people say thats the wrong thing to do. I dont know how to push farther or go into more detail.


>For finding the right gesture, Vilppu and Hampton have great videos on how to tackle a figure from start till end. Since you are a visual learner: for Hampton its his video learning course called "AnalyticalFigureDrawing" and Vilppu's "Vilppu Studio Drawing Manual" I'm not sure if there are free samples on the net but they are well worth looking into.

I am Watching Proko's "How to Draw Gesture" Video. Even though it's an old video. He says ( at the time ) that he'll make a another video later, so to try out gesturing until he uploads it.

So I figured I'll try and figure out how to gesture for a week before I move onto the next video.

But I will try and find Vilppu Studio Drawing Manual (though Vilppu's so calm i kinda fall asleep when he talks