07-23-2015, 01:06 AM
Amit : Spot on!
SkippySpaceman : I see, lol. Rotate the scan image before posting hehe.
I second Amit. If you find it overwhelming, take it one bit at a time.
Okay heres my two cents. I like the design very much btw :)
Wiash I could do better lines over the mannequin guide but I think the idea is there? You
can buy this kinda artist mannequin for cheap everywhere I suppose.
The volumes are super simple so its easy to imagine them in space. There's more expensive and anatomically accurate figures out there but the aim here is to visualize and mark down volumes in space, so you have to imagine and edit the mannequin a fair bit.
Once you can suggest the idea of volumes in space accurately, the understanding of cloth and anatomy can be introduced with the confidence that your general forms are sitting well in perspective.
Here are some tutorials by the awesome Paul Richards you will find useful :)
http://www.autodestructdigital.blogspot....53dc5e4255
http://autodestructdigital.blogspot.sg/2...3c9642473f
http://autodestructdigital.blogspot.sg/2...b44ac01fc8
Take your time to learn and solve the problems and you will surely end up with the skills to make things better :)
Happy artin'!
SkippySpaceman : I see, lol. Rotate the scan image before posting hehe.
I second Amit. If you find it overwhelming, take it one bit at a time.
Okay heres my two cents. I like the design very much btw :)
Wiash I could do better lines over the mannequin guide but I think the idea is there? You
can buy this kinda artist mannequin for cheap everywhere I suppose.
The volumes are super simple so its easy to imagine them in space. There's more expensive and anatomically accurate figures out there but the aim here is to visualize and mark down volumes in space, so you have to imagine and edit the mannequin a fair bit.
Once you can suggest the idea of volumes in space accurately, the understanding of cloth and anatomy can be introduced with the confidence that your general forms are sitting well in perspective.
Here are some tutorials by the awesome Paul Richards you will find useful :)
http://www.autodestructdigital.blogspot....53dc5e4255
http://autodestructdigital.blogspot.sg/2...3c9642473f
http://autodestructdigital.blogspot.sg/2...b44ac01fc8
Take your time to learn and solve the problems and you will surely end up with the skills to make things better :)
Happy artin'!