Learn how to study gesture from master artists, breaking down movement, weight, and storytelling in figures to improve your own dynamic poses.
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Matt
1mo
@updatednomad
2mo
Here's some gesture drawings I did using real life picture references. I tend to lean into making more stick drawings, I feel like I get the gesture drawn just fine as a skeleton of a future drawing, though I'm not sure? If anyone finds anything to improve of this lemme know
Nancy Yocom
6mo
Pandora Edwin
6mo
I was drawing with the video until this point then tried to draw it from photos. Since I have studied anatomy for quite a while I got a good feeling and sense of what the overall flow would look like. I am still trying to get away from being restricted by what I am observing and make the gesture more exaggerated
. I will keep following the tutorial and praticing.
Mario Ulloa
6mo
This is great lesson since comics is what i really want to do. So should I always do gestures on my comic book thumbnails before I do boxes for structure?
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6mo
Not sure since I'm not a comics pro. I bet there is an answer in the marvel course or online?
Jay Nightshade
7mo
Hey! Awesome video. I have a question. Demo 2 from this video. The left side of the figure shows the abdominal stretch/thoracic. But the right side pinches, so I was curious why that's represented with an asymmetrical curve opposing the thoracic? I'm probably overthinking it haha. I Understand we aren't drawing contour, so I am guessing that is just a representation of the motion of the twisting torso.
Thanks for any insights!
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7mo
Yep, you got it! Thats exactly what I was thinking. You could draw it differently and still get a good result though. I don't think you're wrong in your observation.
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Educator, painter, writer, and art historian. Author of Figure Drawing: Design and Invention.