08-29-2016, 10:31 PM
Hi guys. So, here's the result of the line backgrounds so far:
![[Image: coDQbIS.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/coDQbIS.jpg)
I'm going to need to portray some mor of them during this week, I'd love to have some suggestions on what to improve.
Here's a little bit of progress on my observation study (color manipulation). This is incredibly hard. D: My brain hurts everytime I work on this piece.
![[Image: kg0CNZM.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/kg0CNZM.jpg)
And here are some studies on LINES OF ACTION! This is a new tpic to me. A line of action, as far as I got it, is a single line that can define the shape and dirction of a subjects movement. It does not have to follow the subject's spine or any other anatmical reference, as long as the feeling of the movment reads trough the line. it's very challenging! My brain automatically wants to draw arms and legs and make a marking for the head, but this is not the goal of the exercise, so it takes some self discipline not to slip away from it. Here are my studies so far:
![[Image: uxvjgvv.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/uxvjgvv.jpg)
I'm going to need to portray some mor of them during this week, I'd love to have some suggestions on what to improve.
Here's a little bit of progress on my observation study (color manipulation). This is incredibly hard. D: My brain hurts everytime I work on this piece.
And here are some studies on LINES OF ACTION! This is a new tpic to me. A line of action, as far as I got it, is a single line that can define the shape and dirction of a subjects movement. It does not have to follow the subject's spine or any other anatmical reference, as long as the feeling of the movment reads trough the line. it's very challenging! My brain automatically wants to draw arms and legs and make a marking for the head, but this is not the goal of the exercise, so it takes some self discipline not to slip away from it. Here are my studies so far: