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Thank you Swen!
I was seeing your sketches, and they looks very inspiring to me!

This is a video
15 hours of digital painting caricatures of my holiday friends!
I make it with my Cintiq 24HD Touch, New MacPro and Sketchbook Pro 6 / Photoshop CC 2014.
Speed video condensed in 6 minutes.

https://vimeo.com/102752032

Tris is a video of 15 hours of digital painting caricatures of my holiday friends!
I make it with my Cintiq 24HD Touch, New MacPro and Sketchbook Pro 6 / Photoshop CC 2014.
Speed video condensed in 6 minutes.

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Tris is 15 hours of digital painting caricatures of my holiday friends!
I make it with my Cintiq 24HD Touch, New MacPro and Sketchbook Pro 6 / Photoshop CC 2014.
Speed video condensed in 6 minutes.

Hello blackasmidnight! Thanks for your comments. I agree with you that anatomical knowledge never stop... But I have a small question for you: have you ever tried to make a session with 2 minutes each pose? Because, if you will do it, you will have the real sense of... "no time"! In two minutes there is no time for nothing! No time for volumes, for muscle shadings, corrections (I don't use the eraser during the session), no time for uncertainty (it's a big success if you take the right proportions and perspectives, when the body, arms and legs are in particolar positions). In fact, as I was wrote in my last post, next sessions I take 5 minutes for pose minimum, to take the right time for analyzing anatomy! ;)

I'm an architect and a designer. But i love drawing and painting. I'm an illustrator too and sometimes I make poster for events or for clients. I love painting caricatures too! And when I have the time, I do it for friends and colleagues...

Like these

Thank you Syl! Don't stop practice and have fun with your drawings!

These are 2 minutes facial expression exercises...
(for the next sessions I think to switch to 5 minutes each pose; two minutes are too short for me, too much stressing. I think 5 minutes is a more comfortable timing, for make little adjustments and "lighting finishing touches")

2 minutes, again

2 minutes for pose

2 minutes each, again.

Another session. 2 minutes each pose...

Hi all! I have discovered this site a few days ago and I'm very excited to try a session for "speed" sketching and improve my eye/hand connection. I love drawing from... always! And I think that this site is a wonderful place to stop whatever activity or stress-thinking, keep the world out and concentrate only on paper and pencil. Thanks Kim for this! (and sorry if my english is far from perfect)

This is my first 30" session in class mode (...and I will do new sessions every day)

https://goo.gl/photos/2V1DSwtcwZ79WRiX8