Just...stop whatever you're doing now, and do these
Thank for the concern i allready doing most of what is inside drawbox finishing my mileage on lesson 2 and mixing some lesson 1 with it because it never hurt to practice ellipse.I Should be starting leasson 3 and up in around the end of the month i would say and gonna start posting again some progress.What probably triggered you was my poorly made perspective scene that i did a while back because i wanted to check where i was with my perspective skill.
I do not have alot to say about proko it just not my favorite on many topic but he a good free resource as a good amount of video on figure drawing it just not the type to teach fundamental exercise that you can compare to the in deep of the written exercise of drawbox.Draw box fit my need for a more structured approch i would say.
Just...stop whatever you're doing now, and do these
Thank for the concern i allready doing most of what is inside drawbox finishing my mileage on lesson 2 and mixing some lesson 1 with it because it never hurt to practice ellipse.I Should be starting leasson 3 and up in around the end of the month i would say and gonna start posting again some progress.What probably triggered you was my poorly made perspective scene that i did a while back because i wanted to check where i was with my perspective skill.
I do not have alot to say about proko it just not my favorite on many topic but he a good free resource as a good amount of video on figure drawing it just not the type to teach fundamental exercise that you can compare to the in deep of the written exercise of drawbox.Draw box fit my need for a more structured approch i would say.
Right, good luck with the lessons then!
Well, proko teaches some subjects really well,
but I agree, there are other resources that go really deep into subjects that Proko isn't as proficient.
With your attention focusing on a combination of three areas - texture, perspective and anatomy, I really do recommend Dan Beardshaw. He's probably the best to learn by example rather than a strict how-to. His videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH_yU13...LQQ/videos
(01-16-2018, 05:38 AM)RottenPocket Wrote: Hi again Darktiste,
With your attention focusing on a combination of three areas - texture, perspective and anatomy, I really do recommend Dan Beardshaw. He's probably the best to learn by example rather than a strict how-to. His videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH_yU13...LQQ/videos
You allready shared this resource with me if you don't remember the intention is still appreciated.Too get more specific on my approch it a mix of peter han dynamic sketching and drawbox reaching to lesson 2.The many exercise i am doing at the moment consist of a mix of exercise from doing ellipse and cercle, simple geometric in perspective,simple lighting over compound form,organic form,organic intersection,organic dissection,texture and to finish exercise to experiment with new art materiel like marker and colored pencil.
I love the construction approach of Peter Han and Drawabox, for me I would say they have given me the biggest boost so far so I reckon you are on a good path.
Have you seen the Foundation Patreon Gumroad stuff as well? Very similar to Peter Han but a lot cheaper than the CGMA classes! A bit more detailed than Drawabox I would say.
One thing I've failed to find on Drawabox and Peter Han is figure drawing. The closest thing would be lessons 4 and 5 on Drawabox where he constructs insects and animals from simple forms. So I would say Proko would fit into that gap nicely - I think his teaching on figure drawing is pretty awesome.
Keep pushing dude and thanks for all of the help you are dishing out on the forum :).
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(01-19-2018, 09:26 AM)Artloader Wrote: I love the construction approach of Peter Han and Drawabox, for me I would say they have given me the biggest boost so far so I reckon you are on a good path.
Have you seen the Foundation Patreon Gumroad stuff as well? Very similar to Peter Han but a lot cheaper than the CGMA classes! A bit more detailed than Drawabox I would say.
One thing I've failed to find on Drawabox and Peter Han is figure drawing. The closest thing would be lessons 4 and 5 on Drawabox where he constructs insects and animals from simple forms. So I would say Proko would fit into that gap nicely - I think his teaching on figure drawing is pretty awesome.
Keep pushing dude and thanks for all of the help you are dishing out on the forum :).
Don't worry i am well aware of those and i have invest in getting them i will try my best to make sure to share what i learn from them.
Just wanted to show what i am able to do so far those are still pretty old but i didn't update for a while so just want to share bit of where my level is around.
I like the design and pose of that cloaked ninja-monk guy, good lines as well.
Some of the other poses look a bit on the stiff side tho. Maybe you already watched this guy, but Proko has a lot of nice videos and I especially dig this one about gesture https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74HR59yFZ7Y&t=79s
Doing many of those loose gestures helped me a lot as to get rid of some of that rigidness.
Regarding your figures-
they look really stiff, you need to to tons of gesture drawing practices;
Your knowledge of anatomy could use some work,
I recommend taking a online class or a good anatomy book and study real hard the names of the main surface muscles, where they attach and what are their functions.
(02-10-2018, 12:41 AM)HIRVIOS Wrote: Regarding your figures-
they look really stiff, you need to to tons of gesture drawing practices;
Your knowledge of anatomy could use some work,
I recommend taking a online class or a good anatomy book and study real hard the names of the main surface muscles, where they attach and what are their functions.
I agree.
I will be going back to the human anatomy eventually i allready had the chance to take a figure class so i kinda understand what kind of exercise i need to do to improve my anatomy and gesture.
For the weapon i am also aware there not original at all i had no sense of what was original back than i was simply happy to be able to draw.
Cool perspective studies! The weapons are a great starting point. I imagine it helps to know the basics of how they're put together before trying crazy variations.
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(02-13-2018, 06:16 AM)Tygerson Wrote: Cool perspective studies! The weapons are a great starting point. I imagine it helps to know the baYsics of how they're put together before trying crazy variations.
I am a big fan of simplification.Learning to slowly increase the complexity of study is key to be able to avoid Chewing more than i can handle.
Hey man really glad someone took there time to show me how to improve my dynamic figure pose.Yes!!!I am still stiff when it come to my understanding of figure in 3d space thank you for pointing it out.I think what i did is showcase the shoulderguard but it was subconscient it wasn't intentional.
Hi darktise, Thanks for all your comments in my sketchbook. For dynamic poses try out life drawing I havnt been in ages but i use this youtube channel to do the quick sketches: https://www.youtube.com/user/onairvideo
Also im going to be praticing perspetive freehand which I think you'll find useful as well. check out this video https://youtu.be/DaG-cBidCBw if you have the cash check out the source https://gumroad.com/krenzcushart I got part one and two of the lecture its in Chinese but the subtitles are English and good. It made me rethink how i should be practicing!
Thanks again
I am excited to announce i will be posting some update i believe should come at the middle of the next week once i finish scanning the content.The update will cover a variety of subject such as anatomy,architecture,character,creature,dynamic sketching,insect,plant and vehicule.So i hope there will be for everyone taste.
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