While doing these studies, I always try to incorporate some form of guide into them. In some cases, even in my gesture drawings (though im pretty sure that defeats the purpose of a gesture drawing but it's ok) This is important to me because it really helps give me a general idea of the 3d space the figure is taking up. Something that I dont feel I would be learning if I merely drew the lines of the figures. I need to see them as shapes. And since I started using these guides I've learned that some guides seem to really be better than others. So I decided to take some time to figure out which guide is the best for me. I drew a few of them, changed up a few of them, and even switched ideas from one to another. While I haven't came up with a definitive answer as to which one I like the most just yet, it was a nice exercise to actually sit down and study these guides as apposed to just throwing them down before a drawing.
I drew a picture for a Shaunzy in an art trade a while back but wasn't happy with the end result. I tried to give that same picture another try. I just looked everywhere for the original picture but I cant seem to find it... Nevertheless, here is the newer one.
I started this Megaman from Battle Network but I stopped for some reason, not sure why. No doubt I'll go back and touch it up and finish it but this is what I did so far.
Next i switched to rage faces... Rage faces wat? I dunno XD They didn't turn out too shabby.
Challenge accepted?
And I believe the livestream footage started right about here. I wanted to do some nontimed studies of the human figure. I used http://lovecastle.org/draw/ as image reference for the next few.
I rather like how these turned out. I can see little flaws, but I can also see areas I did pretty good on. All in time. All in time.
Lastly, before I ended the stream, a friend wanted me to draw a metabot.
So I did MetaBee :D! Reference from google images.
Then I gave him a fro.
A Meta fro
Here are the streams.
1. http://www.livestream.com/doggyzart/video?clipId=pla_8ed86fa0-e55d-4a8e-98fc-74f966052519
2. http://www.livestream.com/doggyzart/video?clipId=pla_cab44cdf-b5ac-43ef-8571-b96206d1e231
3. http://www.livestream.com/doggyzart/video?clipId=pla_cddcf64d-df80-467a-8f8a-470c2d66e234
I'm proud of all the time I put into this today.
More training tomorrow!
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