Good afternoon, Djdxyz0773, and welcome aboard, I'm Polyvios and how are you doing? You know, you are doing a great job on your forces and spaces of your silhouette in your nude pose. Please do push yourself, really, but these lines of action all look or seem far too choppy but stilted. How would you like to please push your lines with 5 more minutes of 30 second semi-nude pose exercises?
The reason why is because of two things. First to make your forces and anatomy to drawn more like you're going with the flow, and second, if your first goal is to make your understanding of the basics of rendering less stiff but more expressive, then bring it on. For even more details, kindly look into a PDF of the 2 Walt Stanchfield books here, but with another link within.
Good afternoon, Djdxyz0773, and welcome aboard, I'm Polyvios and how are you doing? You know, you are doing a great job on your forces and spaces of your silhouette in your nude pose. Please do push yourself, really, but these lines of action all look or seem far too choppy but stilted. How would you like to please push your lines with 5 more minutes of 30 second semi-nude pose exercises?
The reason why is because of two things. First to make your forces and anatomy to drawn more like you're going with the flow, and second, if your first goal is to make your understanding of the basics of rendering less stiff but more expressive, then bring it on. For even more details, kindly look into a PDF of the 2 Walt Stanchfield books here, but with another link within.
My hat's off to you.
Thank you, I'll take on board what you've said and read the books. I hope you will give me the pleasure of critiquing my next drawings.