Anubhav Saini
Anubhav Saini
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Anubhav Saini
Rachel Dawn Owens
There's different solutions depending on how you see it. This is how I see it. It looks like she is leaning forward and putting weight on her hand. Exaggeration helps me understand it a little more too. Hope this helps. Thanks for sharing.
@gian03
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Hi, I'm still new at this but I think I might be able to help. One of the first things that I'd ask of you is to not try to draw exactly like in the videos, and specially to not fixate on If it looks the same or not. With that in mind, its important to approach anything that your trying to learn with simplification. What's the first thing I notice or think about when it comes to references? I ask myself "What am I seeing?" What are the shapes? What tilts am I seeing? If you look closely, your first upper shape is tilted slightly to the left when the reference is tilted slightly to the right, this can change the perspective quite a bit. Also, your use of line is good, I'd suggest for you to exaggerate it a little bit more so you give more life to your sketches (even a bean) and in a way, nurture your creativity. I've attached some quick sketches of the same thing but in different ways, I also got carried away and drew anything that came to mind with the same pose (good exercise to maximize your practice), the bottom right corner shows how you drew it on the right and how I drew it on the left. Again, don't try to copy everything, understand what's being said and try it in your own way how you understand. I hope I could be of some help.
Anubhav Saini
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can anybody help
hello everyone in the blue drawing i am confused about the tilt and angle of torso when i see the refference i could see it in a different way i could see the stretch and the pinch there and i also did a drawover to explain my vision of drawing why do i see it in a different way???? is it wrong??????
Anubhav Saini
Hello everyone in the following studies my focus was on the motion of the torso with these beans also I figured out that I suck at drawing twisted poses so I thought let's focus on twisted poses
Anubhav Saini
Hello everyone i practiced these drawings to understand the motion of the bean and to revise my bean drawing skills!!!!
Anubhav Saini
Would love to see your comics best of luck for your journey I would like to recommend you some books for comic 1st-understanding comics by Scott mccloud 2-making comics by Scott mccloud
Anubhav Saini
Hello everyone in the 2nd and 3rd panel where it says that if camera moves with the moving object the background will be streamed and vice versa of the 1st I attached. So my question is how to apply this knowledge in making comics I have attached a rough layout on how to use this knowledge I was confused on how to use this knowledge Should we use this as the narrative changes for example when the person was running and the focus was on that person so the background was streaked and when he hits the person the focus shifted towards the person who got hit
Rachel Dawn Owens
These are all looking great to me. You did a very good job of simplifying the gestures. The next step might be to add smaller and smaller marks to get more refinement. Here’s an example of how I might have handled this one piece of reference: You’re on the right track. Just keep going.
Anubhav Saini
Thank you very much for your feedback I will definitely try it It will help me a lot
Anubhav Saini
Hello everyone the goal with these drawings were to exaggerate the gesture as I felt that I comfortable with finding the regular gesture as I was doing it I was finding it really difficult to exaggerate the gesture it is really hard to do it. *How to improve on exaggerating the gesture *I am doing this studies from observation through refference THE ONE WITH THE BALL POINT PEN ONES WERE DONE WITH IMAGINATION AND THE RED MARK IDICATES THAT IT IS THE REGULAR GESTURE AND ON THE RIGHT IS THE EXAGGERATED GESTURE
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