5 min sketch. First practice
© 2023 Iknowah
This is my first practice within the tutorial so I'm excited to continue learning
Oli Wan
First of all great job for first practice!
The only main thing for improvement I can see is the left leg (the one sticking out). I would try to keep looking at the picture as a whole instead of focussing on one part of the figure as you're drawing. This is difficult to do but results in a clear view of the effect of what you're currently drawing on the entire composition.
Lastly as a small tip. I would go a little lighter on the drawing. This will make it more easy to make changes and to add details later on.
You will see the fastest progress by just practicing. Just keep drawing. Frequency is always more important than quality when practicing!
The only main thing for improvement I can see is the left leg (the one sticking out). I would try to keep looking at the picture as a whole instead of focussing on one part of the figure as you're drawing. This is difficult to do but results in a clear view of the effect of what you're currently drawing on the entire composition.
Lastly as a small tip. I would go a little lighter on the drawing. This will make it more easy to make changes and to add details later on.
You will see the fastest progress by just practicing. Just keep drawing. Frequency is always more important than quality when practicing!
Polyvios Animations
Hello and welcome, Iknowah. Nicest works on your gestures. Nicest works on your silhouette. And nicest works on your relationships and gestalt. However, there's not a single bit of simplest shading and anatomical construction, and most satirized lines of action and rhythm, yet. Would you care to go ahead with retaining and exaggerating your life and energy of your pose, but still study the articulation of tones with simplest forms, but studying quickest studies of the figure constructions of all sexes and genders, in two 10 minute poses?
Here is the image.
And more online.
Let's hope they've helped you out the best.
Here is the image.
And more online.
Let's hope they've helped you out the best.
I think you should improve on the anatomy and perspective. Those are very wide ranges of critique, so more specifically, I think you should meausure using your pencil more frequently. This video explains measuring in detail: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/sdnvjyVOP4k
The video talks a lot about long poses, yet simply lifting up your pencil to check relationships and angles is infinitly helpful with short poses (as well as long ones!)
Your grasp of anatomy and perspective will improve as you continue drawing, so keep practicing!