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RE: nastobi123 Sketchbook - nastobi123 - 08-29-2014
![[Image: PbrShfS.png]](http://i.imgur.com/PbrShfS.png)
RE: nastobi123 Sketchbook - nastobi123 - 08-30-2014
another Arm study[b]
![[Image: AVmqEZO.png]](http://i.imgur.com/AVmqEZO.png)
[b]and starting of with the leg
![[Image: IVvDoLr.png]](http://i.imgur.com/IVvDoLr.png)
let me know what you think guys, critiques are always welcome.
RE: nastobi123 Sketchbook - rafa zanchetin - 08-30-2014
Just try to control the line width a bit, for these studies they're just fine, but imagine in the future where you have to sketch a really complicated armor, if you use the same line width as you're using you'll be in big trouble. Check out Kim Jung Gi.
Apart from that you're doing what it needs to be done, it might seem boring now, but it'll pay off on the future, so keep it up!
RE: nastobi123 Sketchbook - nastobi123 - 08-30-2014
@rafa wow, yeah, im aware of Kim Jung Gi but im too much of a perfectionist and a result oriented person. Maybe this needs changing. But anyway thanks. I think its a good idea to break away from it and do some 5 min arm studies. I surprisingly dont find it boring. :D
RE: nastobi123 Sketchbook - nastobi123 - 09-11-2014
This is really late but this is what I did last sunday.
Want to get good at arms.
![[Image: 9NDkPpG.png]](http://i.imgur.com/9NDkPpG.png)