Forum posts by Slvsh

I've been practicing discontinuously, so I can't say exactly how long I've been practicing. I've been drawing with a digital tablet for about five years, but I can't keep practicing every day: (

The 30-second sketches were challenging, and once I started to focus involuntarily on certain details, I realized there was no time to control the overall proportions of the figure...

And these lines also look intermittent, and when I try to draw with more fluid or longer lines (such as drawing the torso and lower extremities together), i'll always to draw the wrong position relationship and proportion.

https://imgur.com/txHcdNO

Thank you Polyvios ~

it's true that I find it hard to relax when I draw. I consciously ask myself to be as accurate as possible in terms of proportion and shape, but I still make a lot of mistakes, and at the same time, I find it too hard to draw in a relaxed way.

I think that when I drawing sketches with a 30 second or 1 minute time limit, trying to use curves instead of straight lines and geometry might be a way to learn to relax my drawing

I hope you can read this, because even if I don't speak English very well, I find the translation of this translator very strange : )

Thank you Aunt Herbert ~ You are right, his upper body seems to be facing the direction of the camera and curved, I feel it is difficult to capture this change, so I can only try to describe this posture by looking at the change in the curve of the edge of the body, but again, not accurate enough, so I guess that is why the overall look has assembled, his spine shows that there is a subtle curve, but I have not been able to show this change out. And now it looks like the guy's pelvis has disappeared, which I completely missed when I first finished drawing it. I hope I have expressed clearly, my English is not very good and words are translated by the translator.

It looks like I cant upload any more student work for 30 days. I'm trying to push myself to practice in a different way:)any critique is welcome

https://imgur.com/ZV6pG9g

• Slvsh edited this post on July 27, 2021 8:57am.
• Slvsh edited this post on July 27, 2021 8:58am.