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Day 34- females
© 2020 JordankinsleyDone as part of a 1 hour class.
My current goal is: Better understand human anatomy, so I can render imagined poses
these turned out alright, im sort of getting the porportions more accurate. im having a difficult time understanding how to make a figure have simple form as you can see figure 3, i tried a little, is that what one does? none of these were the final pose of the class, it didnt turn out to good, the forshortened pose was not easy and I was way off. i have the day off so im hoping to get a few more hours in later.
The arms look stiff, essicaply for the first one, the porpotions are also a bit off. I'd reccomend doing shorter 30 second poses to get down gesture, I'd also recomend watching Proko's video's on gesture drawings. Basically you should aim to break down the body into simplier shapes, like an oval or circle for the head, and the torso can be divided into two seperate ovals.