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I can already see where a fleshed piece would need to include some adjustments to the arm area, but this was a fun study nonetheless!

I can already see where a fleshed piece would need to include some adjustments to the arm area, but this was a fun study nonetheless!

I can already see where a fleshed piece would need to include some adjustments to the arm area, but this was a fun study nonetheless!

I can already see where a fleshed piece would need to include some adjustments to the arm area, but this was a fun study nonetheless!

I really love drawing martial artists! My day 21 study was a bust but we still practiced something, and that’s better than nothing!

Day 19 was a mini version of a similar study, but here is a study where I actually organized it step by step for Day 20!

🫘 Bean method to practice observing the shape and movement of torso!

🤖 Then turn the bean into a robo bean where you add boxes around the rib and pelvic regions to show dimension of the torso!

🧍Mannequinization allows you to build the pose out the basic structures: boxes, cylinders, and spheres!

🕺Complete the figure by adding on top of the anatomical form underneath! (Ideally I would have added the anatomy to the mannequin and THEN drawn on top of that to complete the figure).

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These studies are being completed after having watched Proko’s Figure Drawing playlist on YouTube!

I’m still learning, I’m still new to all of this, but here is the process that I follow for my current studies. A lot of the confidence I find in the detailed stage of the pose is found in the gesture/form stage of the pose.

I’m still learning, I’m still new to all of this, but here is the process that I follow for my current studies. A lot of the confidence I find in the detailed stage of the pose is found in the gesture/form stage of the pose.

I’m still learning, I’m still new to all this, but here is the current process that I follow when studying poses lately. A lot of the confidence that I find in the detail stage of the pose is found in how I approach the gesture/form stage of the pose.