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7/9/2025, 7:06:08 AM
Time figure drawing sessions, no longer than 5 minutes per pose.
So this every day and you'll be much much much faster in a month. You'll start noticing improvement after a week.
I used to take multiple days to finish a piece but now I can do pic rel in around 90 minutes
So this every day and you'll be much much much faster in a month. You'll start noticing improvement after a week.
I used to take multiple days to finish a piece but now I can do pic rel in around 90 minutes
6/28/2025, 9:03:48 PM
>>7623181
I usually draw the angle and position of the shoulders and hips first, then connect them with the general action line of the spine. Then I add the head.
After that I place the hands, and connect them to the shoulder with arms that make sense in an IK sense.
Then it's just filling out the form.
I also try to map out my shading with this really sketchy nice pencil brush I have as I fill out the form before I add details. It helps me get a clearer handle on the figure.
I still mess up frequently on little details, though, so maybe it's not the best approach.
I usually draw the angle and position of the shoulders and hips first, then connect them with the general action line of the spine. Then I add the head.
After that I place the hands, and connect them to the shoulder with arms that make sense in an IK sense.
Then it's just filling out the form.
I also try to map out my shading with this really sketchy nice pencil brush I have as I fill out the form before I add details. It helps me get a clearer handle on the figure.
I still mess up frequently on little details, though, so maybe it's not the best approach.
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