Good evening, Maddie. You know, I just want to really congratulate you on stepping out on your comfort zone just a little more, by trying out an arachnid and others such as birds. Greatest works on your sense of intuition in the relationships and fluidity of flowing lines and shapes. (especially that pelican which strikes me as most well-fed) However, I'm still not too satisfied with the most fluidity and flow and elasticity in your animal drawings. Will you kindly like to go for drawing ✍️ on the biggest pad of newsprint paper you can find to draw the longest and largest lines, all just to loosen you up?(unless you're every other SpongeBob character with a really severe newsprint allergy)
The reasons why is consequentially of two things. First of all, like I said about making the largest lines and edges for your animals. And second of all, to make your goal on making your goal for your flowing drawings the most totally concrete for yourself. For most details, kindly look into the Eliot Goldfinger Animal Anatomy Book. My hat's off to you.
The reasons why is consequentially of two things. First of all, like I said about making the largest lines and edges for your animals. And second of all, to make your goal on making your goal for your flowing drawings the most totally concrete for yourself. For most details, kindly look into the Eliot Goldfinger Animal Anatomy Book. My hat's off to you.