Examples of Mannequinization of the figure from the back.
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Blane Nasveschuk
3d
Few more M. Attempting to “honor” box forms.
Blane Nasveschuk
6d
Getting more familiar with Mannequinization. Still fiddling with muscle overlaps of the back.
Filippo Galli
5mo
Half of the assignments.
Much better than yesterday!
Let's see if I'll be able to keep this momentum for the other half.
Gannon Beck
7mo
Mannequins from the back.
lemmy daniel
1yr
few of my practice
Tasha
1yr
A couple of drawings following the examples
Lynn Fang
1yr
For the sake of time, I only uploaded a part of my assignments. Mannequinization lessons is so important to me, I nearly did every pose twice. First draw before watch the video, then do it again after Stan. To me ,it was boring but helpful , maybe a little too boring.😅 Anyway, if any critiques I appreciate.(I put two sketches for one pose together, so I have already found the striking contrast on several aspects. ) Btw, it's really hard to learn of Stan's strokes.
Samuel Sanjaya
2yr
attempting the pose first (left) and then drawing along with proko (right)
I still have trouble balancing gesture and shapes. If i just lean toward one or another too much, either my proportion will be off or it will look stiff.
Eveline Rupenko
2yr
@kotka
2yr
I knew the mannequinization part of this course would take me the longest and be the most agonizing. It started out messy, but I kept going between the critique video and the demos, making sure to try myself first and only when finished, draw over my copy while carefully looking at how Stan does it. As I drew these last ones, nearing the end, I suddenly noticed that my hand did the right angles without me forcing it. It's such an awesome feeling when your brain suddenly understands and just gives the order and stuff just happens. These exercises have leveled me up pretty hard, and it is definitely easier to see bodies as shapes in perspective now.
Helen Ali
2yr
Denat
2yr
This course really is excellent! As a beginner, I’m so amazed at how these seemingly simple technique progressions have taught me not just to get a feel for the figure quickly, but to direct my hand where I want it to go. I’m very excited about what’s ahead.
@pmak22
2yr
After finishing the video examples, I moved onto other references. I think at times I have a little trouble with joints and using them effectively to show the planes of certain points, ie the knee and elbow. I also find the top shoulder hard to understand, whether its a block shape or more of a curve.
Overall I think I'll be moving on from Mannequinization lessons, I still think at times my line quality is a little messy, but its just something I have to work on.
Denat
2yr
maybe too much contour? I really struggle with line quality. Never sure how to vary to add dimension and interest
Low Horvath
2yr
my first attempt at manaqiunization. Gonna keep following along and getting better. But I wanted to share my first mannequin. It ain’t much but it’s honest work.
@pmak22
2yr
Did my normal, screen cap the references and figure out the forms on my own, then go back and compare to the video using red lines to show the major differences.
Overall I think my line quality still needs some work, a few of the mannequins had maybe too many cross lines, but boy am I feeling good about my work overall.
I'll come back later this week to post the last references from the video.
Andres Torres
2yr
Critique plz.
@vukbo
2yr
Did a bunch more mannequinizations.
Critique is welcome.
faye zhang
2yr
Back view examples and 1st image is mannequins from imagination, which still has issues in the arms and connection of legs to hips, but I enjoyed the process.
@tudor
2yr
Hello there people! I hope you're having a great day.
This are some daily studies for the mannequin lesson. I see now that the connection between torso and pelvis is not quit right so I'll be more carefull.
Any feedback is appreciated!
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