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6/26/2025, 2:36:31 AM
>>7621955
the overlay thing is more important and is responsible for 90% of your gains, since it's what crystallizes your basic shapes / proportions / forms. also, don't just overlay once, try at least 10x on the same image, so you can fix your mistakes somewaht. overlaying also builds your observational muscles, which makes everything else you do better
memory drawing is a way of quickly growing your visual library in an imprecise way. It's fine for details and subjects that inherently don't require precision, like trees, rocks, bugs. (see: feng zhu's "JUST DRAW" lecture).
i recommend memory drawing for beginners because overall, beginners will improve just by drawing anything, and the overlay thing is more for taking you from intermediate to advanced, but beginners will benefit greatly from overlaying too
the overlay thing is more important and is responsible for 90% of your gains, since it's what crystallizes your basic shapes / proportions / forms. also, don't just overlay once, try at least 10x on the same image, so you can fix your mistakes somewaht. overlaying also builds your observational muscles, which makes everything else you do better
memory drawing is a way of quickly growing your visual library in an imprecise way. It's fine for details and subjects that inherently don't require precision, like trees, rocks, bugs. (see: feng zhu's "JUST DRAW" lecture).
i recommend memory drawing for beginners because overall, beginners will improve just by drawing anything, and the overlay thing is more for taking you from intermediate to advanced, but beginners will benefit greatly from overlaying too
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