Gesture Tracing
Gesture Tracing
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Gesture Tracing
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@raylaw
My sketches🐟
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A lesson demonstrating how gesture and rhythm flow through the body.
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Rembert Montald
Gesture Tracing.
Rodrigo Ku
I have read About the balance and i think that a line in the center of the gesture line helped me to define a direction of flow however to sketchs
Moka
24d
Drew more of these with my ongoing daily practice ! Feeling that the shape/negative space analysis as well as the energy flow start to flow into my drawing little by little.
Scott Rathbone
I like this method - makes sense - however I can see I add too many lines - something I need to control when drawing-sketching.
Lux Lynn
1mo
Here are two poses I worked on for my first day of 30 min soul sketching. Looking forward to seeing how I improve!
Moka
2mo
Had lots of fun and feeling I got a better understanding about the energy flow globaly. Will add this to my daily training for the comming monthes :))
@jkeomany
2mo
Is there a guide on how the x should be placed on the ground? I keep placing it wrong so the gesture looks like it's floating in space
@raylaw
2mo
My sketches🐟
Hugo Schittly
Hello ! I think I understood something. I went from hard beginnings but it’s like a block dissolved at some point. Now I try to exaggerate the poses ! The sentence of Bruce Lee helps « be water my friend » !
@wokka22
4mo
A couple I did today, feedback appreciated!
@masch
6mo
Gave it a go - I can't quite intuit where to put the energy lines, they are not quite lines of force for compression working up from the ground, eventually I bounced them between straight and curved lines.
Philippe Tremblay
Today's session. I'm finding this very helpful to find de pressure points of a gesture drawing.
@rdpman
6mo
All my drawings
@na_talie
6mo
Here are my first attempts. I am doing this all on paper, so it is quite hard for me, to see all the bumps, but I think the overall gesture is OK. The envelope helps, but my big problem is, that I tend to draw the legs too short. Is there any way to get rid of that, or do I just continue with the gesture drawings until this issue evaporates on its own?
@andreaszenau
Hi! I just started your course and I really love it! But I have one question: for the energy flow within the body, you say often „I feel“ - but are there any rules or anatomic reasons for this? thanks a lot for your response!!
Sam H
7mo
Tried a few, this was very tough! I keep using too many lines, and I'm not sure if I'm finding the energy of the pose or its outline.
Rajdeep Chatterjee
Tried to capture the gesture and the soul of the figures. Just starting out this course and it's really amazing. Would love to get some feedback.
Sam H
7mo
These look amazing!
Brayden Copley
I need to be better about looking at the overall shape.
DreamMist
7mo
i always have issues with proportions so this is a great way to contain my gestures study
Jay Nightshade
Working on these. Not very good but I can improve! This is a cool exercise, because it seems like common sense, but when you force your brain to really ask the question "where is the energy going?" it makes you think and pay more attention for sure.
Jay Nightshade
dangit i forgot the lines to represent the hip/shoulder contrapposto. :/ Here's a couple more making sure to include it. I have to burn it into my brain lol.
@butimnotanartist
Oooh. This helped me understand what people mean by rhythm tremendously. Unlocked another brain cell. Thank you.
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