How many shapes and ovals do i need to draw before i can draw whatever i want

>>7633353 (OP)
around 3 years if you practice daily for 2 hours.
2 years if you do it for 4 hours

>>7633354
I draw nothing but shapes and ovals everyday for 5 hours

you can already draw things that you want to draw

>>7633353 (OP)
You get it wrong bro.
What you need to learn is to draw box and how to rotate it from every angle. If you can manage it you will have solid foundation.

>>7633353 (OP)
All your life, if you don't have talent

>>7633434
I did what you guys told me. I followed a 30 days drawing program from some guy named marc brunet. Ive been drawing basic shapes for the last 4 weeks.

Yes, everyday. 5 hours.

Hijacking OP to ask how much I have to practice if stuff like this is the peak of what I want to be able to do

>>7633859
kill yourself fatfaggot

>>7633859
This is what I can draw right now in MSPaint
>>7633873
Answer me

>>7633859
ten thousand hours

>>7633353 (OP)
- dots
- straight lines
- s lines
- circles
- ellipses
- boxes
- cylinders
Those are the bare minimum imo. You need to be honest to yourself. Can you actually draw them? At any points on the paper? At many different angles? Different sizes?

>>7633901
Yes
Sort of
Yes, scratchy tho
Yes
Sort of
Yes

10

>>7633353 (OP)
250 boxes

>>7633895
Draw whatever you are interested in, get books, join a life drawing class. Boxes and shit are warm up, actually draw shit
And have try to have fun, or else

>>7633513
>he fell for the youtube artschool scam

>>7633901
I cant see my hand in 3d but i can draw what you just listed

>>7633353 (OP)
Never, because you didn't start, so you will never start. Come my child, become a just draw.

>>7633873
Homo

>>7637968
decent

>>7633353 (OP)
How many shapes and ovals are in the things you want to draw? That's how many.

>>7640543
idk but i think ill try keys to drawing now

>>7633353 (OP)
you should keep drawing shapes and ovals 5 hours a day for upto 5 years, to even be allowed to draw what you want.

>>7633353 (OP)
you should draw shapes and ovals as a way to study (other drawings, irl pictures) break them down to shapes, you don't really need a millitary routine to improve though
dk who came up with this

>>7633353 (OP)
melon

>>7642558
Based

>>7633859
How the fuck do you draw appealing fat curves like this? It's so damn easy to just get into weird looking balls or bloat. Actual softness is such a fine balance to make.

>>7633353 (OP)
Another one falls for the practice /beg/trap. All you need to do is draw and finish what you started.

if drew as many times as you posted this same exact thread you'd probably see some improvements

>>7648964
I now draw 6 hours per day. Im still crap at proportions, which is what its keeping me from moving on to another subject.

about tree fiddy

>>7633353 (OP)
all of them, you need to draw every possible shape from every possible angle and at every different size, once you've done that you need to start over again, you can't just draw a shape once and expect to master it. Once you have mastered all of the shapes from every possible angle and at every possible size you can start working on value. Young people these days are too impatient for this kind of practice, they need to toughen up, pull themselves up by their bootstraps and realize that it's about the journey, not the destination.

damn OP is getting crabbed HARD itt
do master study -> do your own work while keeping the master study in mind -> look at what you need to improve -> do master study with an eye towards how they do what it is you need to improve on -> ad infinitum
drawing millions of shitty ovals is a good way to get better at drawing shitty ovals while putting off ever actually drawing
"Don't wait ten years to draw from imagination like me." - Stan "Kangaroo Fetus" Prokopenko

>>7651917
This guy thinks he’s joking and crabbing. But that’s how art has been taught traditionally to kids.
You draw still-lifes of cones, cylinders, boxes, spheres.

>>7633353 (OP)
>shapes and ovals
All you need is one straight line and one curve. Then you can draw everything else by rotating, moving and mirroring the canvas so the line or curve you know fits to whatever you're drawing. Keep doing it one stroke at a time and eventually the picture is done.

>>7633353 (OP)
only the ones in your drawings