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Here's my first attempt at sculpting on the armature. Tried to get the gesture without focusing too much on anatomy. Took around 45 minutes.
Reference: https://i.pinimg.com/736x/e0/70/89/e07089ff4a92275dd3df5074965297e2--dance-poses-people.jpg
I think I should have brought the lower ribcage out a bit more.
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In this demonstration, I'll show you how I go about creating a gesture study based on a photo. This can be difficult, since unlike when working with Master studies, we rarely have the luxury of exaggerated forms and poses. Let me show you how I tackle this challenge.
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This time, I'll show you how I study gesture using photos!
This time I'm going to use the wire armature without improvising.
I'm lying down to use the planes and thus simplify the primary and secondary masses. In my head, I see Azaro's planes and also the future I imagine $
If I think about the masses by concentrating on the planes, it's much simpler, as he proposed in the simplification/abstraction, and that's fortunate.