Trying Out Some New Techniques

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    The other day I drew some quick sketches of my and a friend's cats. I'm trying to get better at getting accurate proportions down fast, and I was wondering what how I should work on that. Obviously I know I need to practice, but what should I focus on? Any critique is greatly appreciated!

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    #25449

    Nice job on your cat sketches, Eeveecat1248, nice job on your trial. But I've got one small request: If you haven't done the interactive tutorial already, why don't you do it, pretty please? Why?? Because it'll help you with a few things: 1) It'll help you loosen up on your line quality, and 2) You'll get a much, much, superior idea and energy that you can apply into your animal drawings. Won't you do it for us, pretty please??

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    #25452

    If you mean the page here, I've already been through it. If you mean the tools here, I've been using them. I put up the gesture drawings I did before signing up, and I have since nearly filled an entire (small) sketchbook with gesture drawings from the tool. I've been debating how much time to give before I post more sketches, and how long to wait so I don't clog the critique board.

    If I may extrapolate, are you telling me to try to put more energy into my sketches?

    #25527

    Your drawings of the cats have improves so muched from the first picture to the lastest picture. Its looking good so far. I say you take a picture of the cat you're going to draw and use the picture as refence to then draw a quick skeleton on where the head,body and facial porportions go. Other than that take some time to do a full class and challange yourself on drawing other animals.

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