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2024/10/7. Good morning everyone. Here is my assignment for this chapter. I admit that I didn’t use proportion measurement and triangulation like Brent did in his video. If I indulge in it too much, I usually end up drawing a stiff, immobile figure. Since I like to exaggerate gesture and accentuate the proportions of certain anatomical attributes like breasts, hips, and thigh width, I usually use proportion measurement and triangulation with caution. Thank you.
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For today's assignment,
- Use the provided pose image to practice angle sighting.
- Start with the three points demonstrated in the lesson or choose your own points.
- Move on to the third pose and practice combining angle sighting with proportional measuring.
- Incorporate these techniques into your drawing process using practice reels from the gesture and volume courses to enhance accuracy and efficiency.
2024/10/7. Good morning everyone. Here is my assignment for this chapter. I admit that I didn’t use proportion measurement and triangulation like Brent did in his video. If I indulge in it too much, I usually end up drawing a stiff, immobile figure. Since I like to exaggerate gesture and accentuate the proportions of certain anatomical attributes like breasts, hips, and thigh width, I usually use proportion measurement and triangulation with caution. Thank you.
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Very nice, Marco. Thanks for sharing!
