Most of my sketches were unfortunately rubbish, save these two. Feel pretty good about them for the most part, although the injured kid's face did not look so demonic prior to my rendering.
Zach, These have some good points - mostly in the choice of pose and the basic gesture. I would recommend posting more drawings - I'd like to see a little bit of the process. Please try to lighten up with the base of the drawing. Work from the shoulder - keep your hand off the page at first - stop thinking of ellipses and cylinders and think of the arms and legs as one curved form together. You drawings will become more fluid if you work toward this end.
Zach,
ReplyDeleteThese have some good points - mostly in the choice of pose and the basic gesture. I would recommend posting more drawings - I'd like to see a little bit of the process. Please try to lighten up with the base of the drawing. Work from the shoulder - keep your hand off the page at first - stop thinking of ellipses and cylinders and think of the arms and legs as one curved form together. You drawings will become more fluid if you work toward this end.
Im having the same problem Patrick mentioned about the arms and legs as one curved form. I liked the boy on the bike.
ReplyDeletesome proportions are a bit off, work on foreshortening, especially with the guy sitting down
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