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i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - Alpha Six - 09-20-2009
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hello how are you
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - GaryASPG - 09-20-2009
hi tyvon its good to see you again
this is looking pretty good for a first legitimate-learning-how-to-draw-drawing!!!!!! HOWEVER,,, i would highl recommend googling pictures of naked men ((no homO)) and drawing them so you get down all the anatomical things that people usually dont understand no matter how much you know yourself.
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - Sengir - 09-20-2009
Or just webcam Solitaire. Whatever works.
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - Alpha Six - 09-20-2009
(09-20-2009, 11:07 AM)Solitaire Wrote: hi tyvon its good to see you againI bought an anatomy book, that's how any of the above looks even semi-decent.
this is looking pretty good for a first legitimate-learning-how-to-draw-drawing!!!!!! HOWEVER,,, i would highl recommend googling pictures of naked men ((no homO)) and drawing them so you get down all the anatomical things that people usually dont understand no matter how much you know yourself.
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - Gollum - 09-20-2009
Don't make your chins shaped like that.
Ever.
Chins are rounded, they aint polygonal geometry fests.
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - Shawn - 09-20-2009
i will take nude photos of myself and you will draw them.
this is for your own improvement and nothing else u_u
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - LeleleleMAXIMUM - 09-22-2009
Your heads are too hydrocephalic.
I don't trust anatomy books, either. I suggest you draw from life as well. Because..
You learn things you never knew.. you never kn-*shot*
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - Mabelma - 09-22-2009
Here's a link for you to do some anatomy studies. I find it's quite good. www.posemaniacs.com
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - triptych - 09-22-2009
to be honest
this looks like an average weeaboo 12 year old's attempt at drawing
define muscles with shading
not lines
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - tsr moderation staff - 09-22-2009
(09-20-2009, 11:51 AM)Jesus lizard Wrote: Don't make your chins shaped like that.
Ever.
Chins are rounded, they aint polygonal geometry fests.
they're rounder but they are pretty square and with a bit of stylism polychins can look fine
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - Adam - 09-22-2009
Perfectly square chins are one of the STEPS to drawing a face, I'd say. The face is a series of geometric planes, and I really think that studying it that way is the best way to learn. Once you've learned what plane on the face is what, it helps with shading and lighting. Learning which muscles are underneath the face also helps.
These aren't terrible, though. Good first attempts. Surprised you're only drawing legitimately for the first time, ya' 19 year old you!
George Bridgman's life drawing book is excellent, I recommend you check it out. It's got excellent anatomy references and such, it's considered the classic work on human anatomy.
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - tsr moderation staff - 09-22-2009
imo you dont really need books. if you need to see the anatomy of certain pose use the internet
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - Maxpphire - 09-22-2009
I like the sword but the body could use some work. Everyone else basically said what needed to be said on the body.
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - Adam - 09-22-2009
(09-22-2009, 09:19 PM)Thermic Wrote: imo you dont really need books. if you need to see the anatomy of certain pose use the internet
the internet is a great resource for poses, but if you don't know the fundementals behind what you're doing, what's the point in drawing a pose anyways?
This book isn't just a collection of poses for anatomy refs. It's an entire classic work on how to proportion and give life to your art. It shows you measurements, basic starting points, the planes and shapes of different body parts. Sure, getting on google and finding a woman twisted in a unique pose is one thing, but knowing WHY the body parts work like how they do and the proportions and measurements of how to get a realistic drawing is another.
Without the basic knowledge of what one is doing, one will always lack the fundamentals that piece together WHAT they're doing. Bridgman's book helps give an understanding to that fundemental knowledge; which is why I recommended it to Tyvon.
RE: i am trying to legitimately learn how to draw - Shawn - 09-23-2009
(09-22-2009, 09:19 PM)Thermic Wrote: imo you dont really need books. if you need to see the anatomy of certain pose use the internet
still life is the best way to learn imo.