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Get classical training on how to draw male and female figures. Course contains several drawing fundamentals including gesture, measuring, and shading.
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Founder of Proko, artist and teacher of drawing, painting, and anatomy. I try to make my lessons fun and ultra packed with information.
LESSON NOTES
First example of mannequinization. Drawing the human figure with a focus on structure.
The Premium section has 20 examples of drawing the structure of the body and MUCH more.
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Mannequinization Example 1 FB.mp4
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The first example of drawing the human figure with a focus on structure.
The cross contours on the legs are going the right direction. Nice first attempt!
Ok! I think its starting to click. This isn't one from the follow along but one I tried on my own after a few sessions going with Stan.
I did the example in the video and two additional poses to see how much I could get with what I know now
Here's my first attempt at mannequinization!
Very open to suggestions and feedback on how to improve
Did my attempt before watching the video.
aside from stan having way more anatomical detail, I jotted down some major shortcomings of my attempt.
- too much space between my torso and pelvis boxes
- handling of shoulder plane needs work
-legs need to be foreshortened more in this pose!
-could have exaggerated pose a bit more
-should add more detail to head, maybe attempting loomis method
Assignment from yesterday that I unironically didn't have time to post.
I decided to double check if I was right before committing to draw on some parts but most of it was done on my own; pretty sure I followed the contours a little too much.
