Tonight I spent some time drawing the human figure again. I am going to try and draw the human figure daily so that I get a better feel at it. I enjoy it but, drawing the human anatomy isn't my strongest strength. I am an animal and creature drawer and that is what I enjoy drawing most but, I know that with practice I can get much better. :) I also want to work on creating unique characters, facial features, and the male anatomy especially since I am not as used to that. I am hoping that life drawing will help out with that a lot. It will also help me build a library of anatomy that I can pull from when I am drawing and animating.
Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label drawing. Show all posts
Saturday, January 20, 2018
Wednesday, July 22, 2015
Constructing the Form from the Skeleton
Just practicing constructing the figure using the skeleton.
A drawing I did to practice creating the form using the skeleton and the trajectory of the spinal column. I am learning a lot about the human anatomy.
Then I took the drawing and shaded it in pencil.
A drawing I did to practice creating the form using the skeleton and the trajectory of the spinal column. I am learning a lot about the human anatomy.
Thursday, May 28, 2015
Monday, May 4, 2015
5/4/2015
I was working on this but, then I forgot my markers in my locker so, when in doubt draw something else XD
Monday, March 2, 2015
30 minute figure drawing session
I did two 30 minute figure drawing sessions and of the two here are my best products. I know I seem a bit slow but, I'm learning a lot and In time I will improve. I already am too! :)
8 mins and 11 mins
30 secs
1-2 mins
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Tuesday, December 9, 2014
30 Minute Figure Study
I was using pixel lovely again. I have been looking up tips for figure drawing and they most definitely helped this time around. I learned that to help myself I should do three things: find the line of action, use ovals and identify the head, the ribcage & pelvis, and finally find the joints and mark them for the major pivot points in the body. It has really helped me and there's other little tips I've been picking up from this site. I'm just going to keep studying the human anatomy everyday if i can. Most of my time labels are right I don't know if the the 8 minute one and the 5 minute one was that exact time but, close to that time interval.
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