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#28976
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bladebites (10 hours ago) [-]
Pixelled this in MS Paint, so it's a bit sloppy. It's a gif because I had to use a website to make the background transparent and it saves it as a gif for some reason. It's a gift for a friend. Opinions? I'm open to criticism.
#28968
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alleksi ONLINE (13 hours ago) [-]
Today was the first day I actually took time and practiced drawing.
I like to think that my theoretical knowledge about drawing is fairly good, but I barely ever draw so in actuality I'm quite shitty at it.
I want to be able to draw people, both realistic and stylized, so today I've been focusing on bone structure and their proportions.
the way I went about it was that first I drew a fairly realistic, but simple drawing of the bone(s), and tried to study it a bit, see how it works and how it connects to other bones.
after that I tried to come up with a way to simplify it into a simple shapes. (the actual notes are in finnish, an I only had checkered paper available, sorry about that)
I'll keep on doing bone studies, but tomorrow I'll start on some muscle studies tomorrow, and after that I'll focus specifically on face muscles to help me with expressions.
The reason why I'm posting this is because just from less than a day worth of studying how the bones work, and how they're are proportioned to each other, I found it much easier to draw somewhat human looking picture from imagination.
So if you're having problems with drawing humans, I can highly recommend drawing skeletons and shit.
The nice thing about skeletons is that underneath all that skin, and fat, and muscle, pretty much every one has a similar looking skeleton that are all proportioned the same way
things I found out while doing skeleton studies (if you're interested):
- the shoulders are roughly two heads wide
- the rib cage is much bigger and extends much further out than I originally thought
- your forearm and your your hand roughly follow the golden ratio (forearm length/hand length = forearm+hand/forearm=1.6...)
- from a side view, the skull's height (from jawline to the top of your head) is roughly the same as it's maximum length (represented on the middle page with the "x")
I like to think that my theoretical knowledge about drawing is fairly good, but I barely ever draw so in actuality I'm quite shitty at it.
I want to be able to draw people, both realistic and stylized, so today I've been focusing on bone structure and their proportions.
the way I went about it was that first I drew a fairly realistic, but simple drawing of the bone(s), and tried to study it a bit, see how it works and how it connects to other bones.
after that I tried to come up with a way to simplify it into a simple shapes. (the actual notes are in finnish, an I only had checkered paper available, sorry about that)
I'll keep on doing bone studies, but tomorrow I'll start on some muscle studies tomorrow, and after that I'll focus specifically on face muscles to help me with expressions.
The reason why I'm posting this is because just from less than a day worth of studying how the bones work, and how they're are proportioned to each other, I found it much easier to draw somewhat human looking picture from imagination.
So if you're having problems with drawing humans, I can highly recommend drawing skeletons and shit.
The nice thing about skeletons is that underneath all that skin, and fat, and muscle, pretty much every one has a similar looking skeleton that are all proportioned the same way
things I found out while doing skeleton studies (if you're interested):
- the shoulders are roughly two heads wide
- the rib cage is much bigger and extends much further out than I originally thought
- your forearm and your your hand roughly follow the golden ratio (forearm length/hand length = forearm+hand/forearm=1.6...)
- from a side view, the skull's height (from jawline to the top of your head) is roughly the same as it's maximum length (represented on the middle page with the "x")
very nicely done. may I suggest the light-transfer line be a little wider with a little more shading, or if you are looking for a hard line make it a hard line... not exactly sure how you want that to work, but still lookin good
#28948
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thehellrazor ONLINE (17 hours ago) [-]
ey guys , i've done this shirt and i am wondering if u can vote for it
www.talenthouse.com/creativeinvites/preview/a8b42fc5f256992982fee5dcd8122602/978
if you don't like it , you aren't forced , but go ahead and vote for it if u do
thanks
www.talenthouse.com/creativeinvites/preview/a8b42fc5f256992982fee5dcd8122602/978
if you don't like it , you aren't forced , but go ahead and vote for it if u do
thanks
if anyone can draw a picture of me riding a dragon into the depths of space while fighting of flying nazi monkeys with a crank gun and while drinking crystal pepsi i will donate my entire bank account to a charity of their choice
fyi, i have no money in the bank
fyi, i have no money in the bank