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Day 6
© 2023 AnavelDone as part of a 30 minute class.
Not the greatest today, but I am not going to hide it. My goal is to document the process and (hopefully) see the progress at the end. Will keep pushing 30 sec poses, atm it's the hardest. I get anxious with them.
Nicest job on your range of forces of your storytelling poses and attitudes of your figure drawings. I think your must know what you're doing in terms of your flow of your 30 second poses, but I feel that your flow and fluidity of your poses could use a bit more work. Please keep loosening up but lightening up your lines of rhythm and lines of action with 10 minutes of 30 second gesture poses, all from your non-dominant hand?
The reason:
1) To help you loosen up your drawing hands, eyes, and brains in your figure drawing, or any drawing.
2) To help make your poses less rigidest and the most dynamic, fluidest, and flowing.
My hat's off to you, and here's the littlest quote.
Hope these have helped you all the time.