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Classroom Session #3.3
© 2024 SpencermI believe this was a 30 min figure Drawing. I really tried to do as few lines to justify the form I was trying to convey.
I believe this was a 30 min figure Drawing. I really tried to do as few lines to justify the form I was trying to convey.
Hello once again, Spencer! Again, greatest and most boldest and most powerful job on your most gutsiest and sparkiest range of action, movement, and silhouettes in your figure sketches. But I think you're definitely on the most excellent track. I feel that these flows of the shapes and forms are not too organic enough yet. How would you like to please loosen up yourself and your perceptions the most with 47 minutes of 1 minute (60 second) poses in blind contours?
The premise behind this oldest thing is because, your poses can and will and ought to be the most flowing and fluidest and most flexible in terms of your exaggeration, lines of action, and rhythm. Don't take my word for it. Here's what Kimon Nicolaides and Shamus Culhane had to say.
Please take these with the tiniest, littlest, and smallest grain of salt. Thank you!