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Hey! I'd say it really depends on what your goals are.
An illustrator might want to spend a ton of time learning figure, where as a concept artist would likely spend way less time.
@Jeffrey Watts has a video on his Youtube channel called "How to Train to be a Professional Artist" that I really liked when I was in school. What I'd say is identify your goals, and then go from there.
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Thank you. My goal is to get good at drawing the human figure, detailed and accurate.. I love the human form.
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Work on line quality, constructing things from basic forms, perspective.
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I'm still a begginer, but what i do is:
1- [20] Minutes of gesture drawing [5 - 1 minute poses, 5 - 2 minute poses - 1 - 5 minute poses]
2- [5-10] Minutes (i analized my gesture drawings and see what i have to practice
3- [30] Minutes studying the thing that i need to practice
4- The remaining time i usually continue a course or practice what i fell like.
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If you are a beginner learning figure drawing and you had two hours a day. How would you structure that two hours most efficiently to optimise your time practicing.
