14 Aug 02:27
--Yeah, I'm seeing the reddit here :) It looks like a friendly place
Shout Box archive
14 Aug 02:26
--Was going to suggest him yesterday, wasn't too sure if I should have done so, since you were already doing lots of things at the same thing.
14 Aug 02:26
--Do all the exercises and if you want, submit it to Reddit for feedback. This guy literally reads and responds to every post, as long as you follow the rules and do all the work in order.
14 Aug 02:24
--I'm sure you've heard of Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by now. Everybody's gonna recommend that. Here's something else I just found recently. It's based on the Dynamic Sketching course and it should help you develop good habits.
14 Aug 02:22
--Actually, pure, absolute foundations is enjoying how to draw. 0.0 Before you get into all the technical (and for me, boring) aspects of perspective and anatomy, you gotta enjoy drawing.
14 Aug 02:21
--Yeah, the book has amazing knowledge (managed to survive almost a century as the #1 recommended book for basic perspective!), and it does a great job at introducing how to think and imagine in perspective, where as Vandruff's video kinda just jumps into it. However, Vandruff's videos are videos. They are dynamic, and he can demonstrate things visually (he can turn a box to explain something. In the book, diagrams and your own imagining is required). Both are good.
14 Aug 02:10
--Thank you! I still don't completely get what fundamentals are exactly so it will help me :) I'm gonnna watch it now so my hand relaxes a little.
14 Aug 02:07
--wasgod if anything check this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xa5FhpagCnE
14 Aug 02:02
--Yeah, that's what Im trying. If I get too much info, I won't be able to do anything at all
14 Aug 01:53
--Marshal Vandruff's video lectures are amazing too. The videos and the book work great together.