If you're trying to draw figures...I highly *highly* suggest getting an artists reference book of nude figures. I got one off of amazon for about a tenner. Would link you but I can't find it.
I always struggle when drawing figures but the book I got is bloomin' marvellous! It really helps with the understanding of the shapes of the body and shading.
Also, practice, experiment and have fun.
(I always struggle when drawing figures but the book I got is bloomin' marvellous! It really helps with the understanding of the shapes of the body and shading.
Also, practice, experiment and have fun.
vix0r was not Matthew on,
Mon 21 Apr 2008, 23:14,
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^thisdrawing things shouldn't be work, there's not much point learn to art unless you're having fun with it.
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Tom OBedlam I have control of a tank,
Mon 21 Apr 2008, 23:21,
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I did have a book that explained how to drawfigures in fantasy type stylee. Which is what I like drawing. Fuck knows where I've left it.
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Mon 21 Apr 2008, 23:21,
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Before you can make figures anything, eg fantasy figures...You've got to have an understanding of the body and how it looks.
I would recommend looking at real figures and poses to become familiar with bodies before you try to customise them into a genre.
(I would recommend looking at real figures and poses to become familiar with bodies before you try to customise them into a genre.
vix0r was not Matthew on,
Tue 22 Apr 2008, 0:48,
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