3D artist studying 2D anatomy: Lesson 1
© 2020 SneeThis is my results of the very first lesson
I'm a professional 3D artist and my goal is to incorperate digital painting techniques into my work as well as improve my understanding of anatomy and 2D art.
I have personally made a self critique and would love to hear what you think of my work.
Polyvios Animations
Nicer and nicer job on your first-ever post, Snee, but, I've got one small request: I love how you put the 2D forces in those sketches; why don't you go for your first ever 5 minutes of 30 second scribbles, if you pretty please?? Because, you'll get your 2-Dimensional anatomies of figures least stiffest and the most fluidest. Hope that it'll do you some great.
Polyvios Animations
Good job with your first session, proportions seem to be good, maybe a bit distorted on your longer pose, but a good start. I would just like to point out the mistake so many people make about drawing. I know you might've just made the distinction because you're using a 3d software but I'm going to nitpick here anyways. Drawing isn't 2d and will never be 2d, I think this is a misconception a lot of people have, it's sculpting in a viewport as much as it is in max, blender or maya. Always keep in mind what you're drawing is a sculpture and is as solid as the object you're drawing and that your line should also have that intent. I might be just ranting now, sorry! keep it up