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Dive into gesture drawing's why, what, and how, mastering techniques like the 16-line method and shape gestures to capture the figure's essence.
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Use what you learned to create your own proportion chart.
- Mark Out Your 8 Sections:
Make a chart dividing the figure into eight equal parts, from the head to the pelvis. - Detail Upper Body:
Divide the upper sections into thirds to accurately place the rib cage. - Add Main Body Parts:
Draw the head, rib cage, and pelvis, considering how they align with the spine. - Sketch Limb Positions:
Outline the legs with simple lines to show their direction.
Deadline - submit by Feb 16, 2025 for a chance to be in the critique video!
I just added to the notes I took as I watched previous video. The first pic is a little hard to see, but everything is level and square. The 2nd pic is closer, but at an angle, so it exaggerates and distorts (just sharing so you can see details more clearly). If anything is unclear or needs improvement, feel free to let me know. Thanks
Hi everybody ! Thanks for the great lesson. Useful concept and i will transpose it to others animals and maybe play with proportions to see what happened.
Good day and have fun.
This was pretty fun! I'm glad I can finally draw someone with proper proportions, feedback would be much appreciated 🙂
I popped over here after doing the gesture lessons in the Drawing Basics course and have to say I'm really enjoying this course so far. I really like how straight forward Michael's explanations are. Anyway, here's my first attempt at drawing these proportions.
I think I'll make drawing this a part of my warmups for a little while. I really want to internalize this.
Done one day after watching the instruction based on the notes taken during the video.
I did the first drawing while watching the video.
The second I did an hour later. I referred back to my notes a lot.
