03-21-2019, 06:48 AM
@ Fedodika: Thanks for dropping by mate, yeah good shout about the line-weight, it's cool to stress some lines and let others fade away ...
Sorry to dis-agree with you man but I've found that it is much better to use straight lines to rough it in and then refine with more flowing curves.
Roughing in with straight lines helps me to get placement and angle correct before I go in and refine with curves or more lines. This approach results in piece with better proportions and perspective for me.
It might be different for you but there are many paths to mastery - each to their own dude.
Peace!
Quote:Use curved lines to rough it in, get as much energy as you can, then you simplify into straight lines.
Sorry to dis-agree with you man but I've found that it is much better to use straight lines to rough it in and then refine with more flowing curves.
Roughing in with straight lines helps me to get placement and angle correct before I go in and refine with curves or more lines. This approach results in piece with better proportions and perspective for me.
It might be different for you but there are many paths to mastery - each to their own dude.
Peace!
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