Sketchbook

[zooda]

started reading "Figure Drawing for all it's Worth".(Have a lot of books(pdf) and have yet to really read through one) I told myself I would read through the whole book got about 1/7th the way in! The proportional break down was clicking and felt quite liberating, I wanted to take right to the drawing and make sure I did understand the information, every cue to "draw these a lot" contradicted my initial aim to read through the whole thing. Part of me wanted to jump ahead (I know this don't I? Do I know this? Do I know nothing?) part of me wanted to nap, I got frustrated when confused (part way into the perspective diagrams) feeling unable to absorb information and indecisive over what I should be doing.This is futile, complete waste of time thoughts blahblahwhinecry. This happens a lot

-I neeed to draw a lot of forms in perspective
-working with tone feels far more comfortable/natural than line

Made a few 30-60sec gesture drawings.
Drew a few heads, made a few studies from "Der Nackte Mensch" being mindful of the interconnectedness of the muscle forms