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feline practice
© 2021 Joshrichter91Done as part of a 30 minute class.
My current goal is: Improve at correctly capturing the overall proportions of animals
Joshrichter91
thank you so much for the feed back. sorry for the late responce, I have been away from drawing for a while. I have had similar critizism from other people and I think all of you are right. this is a great suggestion on 30 sec poses snd i will try it thanks.
Great job on your wild felines.
Well, just in case, your 30 second quick cats are getting a bit less rigid now. Would you please loosen up your light touches with 151 minutes of 29 second quick sketches of the cats? (151 x 60/29, 9060/29=312 quick sketches of all animals)
The reason why you would do this suggestion is because, your animal drawings will become the least rigid, and the most dynamic, energetic, spontaneous, and fluid. If you wanna get some more practices, check out this link here: Drawn to Life Vol. 2 by Walt Stanchfield So, hat's off to you.