A quick guide to drawing expressive feet using simple shapes, clear gestures, and smart anatomy to ground your figures.
Newest
Michael Longhurst
1d
This was super helpful. I’ve always struggled with feet and now I feel like I have a much better way to approach them.
Lee Widegren Lundin
7d
Returning to the course after an intensive period with work, sickness and some mental recovery. Really goo lessons about hands and feet. Will do those drawing exercises again before moving on to the next part.
Josh Fiddler
2mo
Was going to say I was surprised at how few comments are here on Feet and Hands, but then, I realized, oh yeah, they are dreaded. Best way to over-come fear? Face em! These bonus lessons on hands and feet have really upped my confidence and ability. Plus they are giving me good indications of what a solid routine of daily practice of hands, feet, figures, heads. Do that for a month or so and evaluate what to add then.
My notes on feet
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2mo
Bravo, Josh. Notes are so important. I am the exact same way when learning. I need to organize and structure information so it can be assimilated in a way that makes sense specific to me. Also love the comparison to Bammes and thinking about other approaches. Great to see!
Maria Bygrove
3mo
I feel like the general shapes, or the sock, are quite straight forward but the moment I start adding any details, toes, bones, etc. my drawings get messy.
Zander Schmer-Lalama
3mo
Here’s my feet lol. Some I think I did really well on and others I’ll definitely have to practice. Feedback is always welcome.
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Educator, painter, writer, and art historian. Author of Figure Drawing: Design and Invention.