Great job on your boldness but power on your range of markmaking of your figure studies. I think you're still doing a mighty finest job on your loosest lines of rhythm, but I feel that these lines of action need some of the most plussing to push the proportions, perspective, and foreshortening. How would you like to free up your warmups with 65 more minutes of 24 second poses? (About 163 warmups)
As a result, by doing this most constructive critique, then your understanding of relationships and foreshortening will be sketched at the most spontaneous yet liveliest. For most details, please look into some studies of organic studies from Fun With A Pencil, by Andrew Loomis. Please click here. Thanks. Good luck to you from me.
Great job on your boldness but power on your range of markmaking of your figure studies. I think you're still doing a mighty finest job on your loosest lines of rhythm, but I feel that these lines of action need some of the most plussing to push the proportions, perspective, and foreshortening. How would you like to free up your warmups with 65 more minutes of 24 second poses? (About 163 warmups)
As a result, by doing this most constructive critique, then your understanding of relationships and foreshortening will be sketched at the most spontaneous yet liveliest. For most details, please look into some studies of organic studies from Fun With A Pencil, by Andrew Loomis. Please click here. Thanks. Good luck to you from me.