July 17, 201312 yr My sketches from the figure drawing session I underwent today at school Congratulations sir, You know how to draw a butt!, a damn good one Edited July 17, 201312 yr by XxCobaltxX
July 17, 201312 yr Author Congratulations sir, You know how to draw a butt!, a damn good one Lol thank you! I try... lol jk
July 17, 201312 yr the details are like a pro dude, the boobs aint crappy and the butt is perfect just perfect
July 17, 201312 yr Lol thank you! I try... lol jk after that try waxing on and waxing off...It'll teach you karate
July 17, 201312 yr Good drawings! My anatomy skills are... lacking ahaha. Yours however are fantastic!
July 17, 201312 yr Author the details are like a pro dude, the boobs aint crappy and the butt is perfect just perfect Thanks! lol not only was it a challenge to maintain the proportions in the drawing, but it was a MAJOR challenge to contain feelings of arousal, given that she was no more than six feet away from me lol Good drawings! My anatomy skills are... lacking ahaha. Yours however are fantastic! Thanks so much! I really appreciate it! And you know what really helps with anatomy? Gesture drawing, which doesn't even focus on details but on motion capture.
July 17, 201312 yr Thanks! lol not only was it a challenge to maintain the proportions in the drawing, but it was a MAJOR challenge to contain feelings of arousal, given that she was no more than six feet away from me lol Thanks so much! I really appreciate it! And you know what really helps with anatomy? Gesture drawing, which doesn't even focus on details but on motion capture. I've heard that from another person before. I should give it a try!
July 17, 201312 yr Author I've heard that from another person before. I should give it a try! Most definitely! Basically, you're sketching rough construction shapes and contour lines that represent the skeletal structure, movement, and pose of whatever or whoever it is you're drawing, and then you accessorize that rough render with details and solid lines that define the figure (ie his/her musculature, physical attributes)
July 17, 201312 yr Most definitely! Basically, you're sketching rough construction shapes and contour lines that represent the skeletal structure, movement, and pose of whatever or whoever it is you're drawing, and then you accessorize that rough render with details and solid lines that define the figure (ie his/her musculature, physical attributes) That is how my dad taught me to draw humans when I was younger. But I never practiced enough on that subject so I obviously never improved haha. But I will try that for sure, I have been inspired!
July 17, 201312 yr I remember my time when I used to do those as I was learning to draw....They really were useful in future projects. They look great man keep it up. Edited July 17, 201312 yr by Neos
My sketches from the figure drawing session I underwent today at school