Moving on from the spine for now and revisiting the pelvis lessons for the first time with the premium course! A couple ones from imagination today.

Redid 9 after watching Stan’s critique and did a couple additional ones

quick animation of me trying to understand the rotation

1st attempt at this, done before watching the demos and critique. found my lack of knowledge of the rib cage especially frustrating and I definitely need to revisit the portrait course as well. But as those weren’t the focus of the exercise I decided to push trough anyway.

It's been a long time coming, very excited for this course! My personal long term goal is to be able to draw convincing figures at all sorts of viewpoints and scenes from imagination. My biggest inspirations are people like Kim Jung Gi and Peter Han. Their great understanding of perspective allows them to move, examine and simplify stuff in their head like a 3d renderer, allowing them to instinctively draw complex shapes believably without using guidelines! It really looks like magic when they draw. I aspire to have a fragment of that level of skill some day.

This was actually quite hard. First attempts before demos and second attempts after demos

Here are my first and second attempts at this exercise! First ones before watching demos, second ones after.

Getting some construction/perspective practice in while studying! The axis’ complex shape was maybe a bit more than I could chew.

Did this little Robo skelly study while half listening/watching Stans and Marshall’s joint assignment demo and critique! These guys are fun to listen to, they should make a podcast or something.

Here are my notes and attempts at the exercises, they were done before watching Marshall’s demos. Will likely re-do each one after watching them. Excited for Marshall’s perspective course!