Forum posts by Kim

Yes! :D We love it when members do this.

Go here: https://line-of-action.com/photobundles/mine

Choose "Create a public photo bundle"

You can choose whether you would like people to pay a small fee to make use of your photos in their LoA practice, or whether you'd like them to be free for the entire community.

For full info on the rules and guidelines for submitting photo bundles, please look here: https://line-of-action.com/photo-bundle-policies

Hey Xllvr, have you seen this? :) https://line-of-action.com/learn-to-draw

Hi there!

That is not a feature of the doodler subscription, only of the full membership. I'm updating that message to be more clear about that. Please send me a direct message if you'd like a refund. :)

Kim

Site Admin

Hi there! Have you gone through this tutorial? :) https://line-of-action.com/learn-to-draw

In some exercises, it's okay if your short drawings don't look like much of anything. Most of the time, proportion is not what you're after in 40 seconds.

This is an interesting idea! I'll look into it. :)

We don't have this right now, but we probably should! Thanks for the idea.

Off the top of my head... There's currently 5 levels for each type of feedback (this is set to increase next year), one for each length of class, completing the tutorial, first critique, first forum post, and a few others I'm definitely forgetting.

You have a distinctive and beautiful shading style. I can tell you have fun with it.

My advice would be, to increase the learning value of these practice poses, take some of the time you are currently using on "finishing touches" like shading and instead spend it on underlying structure and on measuring proportions. Save shading for more "finished" pieces rather than practice ones. If you don't currently draw a hard and fast division between work you do specifically to practice and learn and work you do for display, start drawing one -- at least for now. :)

You're doing great, keep working!

Very strong start! :D

Proportion definitely appears to be your challenge right now. For example, the legs often appear to belong to a different size person than the upper body of your figures, such as the head. This is a common mistake to make and one of the hardest to train yourself out of, as you are focusing on capturing each individual part of the body accurately. But as you do so, take a moment now and again to try and compare the individual body parts to each other. How wide is the arm in comparison to the neck? To the thigh? Can you use the figure's head to measure the sizing of the other various body parts?

Thank you for sharing your work with us. I hope this helps a little bit.

Hi there! If you've had an issue with some of the images showing an endlessly spinning pencil over the last few days, rather than loading properly, please go to this link: https://line-of-action.com/user/cleartoolcaches

Then go back to the study tool and give the page a refresh :)

Crossed off "Ability to design your own class-lengths with custom pose lengths and breaks (full subscription members only)"

I really like the volume and motion you've described here! The proportions are a bit off in some, but I'm not sure that that was the focus of your exercise.

I'd love to see more of your work! :)

This whole thread has been a surprisingly delightful and encouraging read.

Hi Achar,

Can you please email us at webmaster@line-of-action.com so we can do personalized followup on this?

Some time later...

I managed to add a skip feature for class mode: https://line-of-action.com/article/skip-class-segments-and-snooze-photos

My pleasure! I'm very glad it looks useful to you! :)