Day 5: Next Round

This round, I tried to focus more on the actual figure at hand.  I decided to not put the 30 second limit on these and just focused on trying to get the figures and anatomy correct.  I must admit, by the time I got to the last one my brain was all over the place and I just eventually rushed to finish it.  And the 2nd image is Baman punching Dragonite...  because WHY NOT?!

Day 4: MORE 30 Second training

I tried to utilize what I've been learning from my various other studies from the past few days into these.

I also tried to put a bit more focus on getting the shape of the body to look more like the reference image.  I think I did a pretty good job on some.  Plenty of room for improvement, but I must continue my studies.

These studies were done using the same thing as the others!
http://www.posemaniacs.com/

Day 3: More 30 Sec training

Had an incredibly frustrating night.  My ADD was acting up so much, I could hardly stay focused on a single task and it was beginning to grind at my nerves.

However, I wasn't going to let that stop me from my training.

This time I tried to keep more consistent lines in an attempt to have less of a scratchy look.  At first it was hard for me to even finish the figure.  But as time went on, I found myself learning to adapt.  Despite my frustration, I think I managed to get a decent training session off.

I used the 30 second drawing tool for these studies at:
http://www.posemaniacs.com/

Day 2

More 30 second figure drawings.  Once again still trying to improve my artistic eye skill and technique.  I tried starting these from a different point of the body instead of the head (I started from the head last session) and it really turned things upside down.  My ability to focus was flipped.  It felt like a whole new ball game.

These studies were done using the 30 second tool at
http://www.posemaniacs.com/

Pardon the date on this one, I typed the wrong number and just never went back to fix it xD

Day 1

The first of many!
These were quick 30 second figure drawings I did.  The entire focus of this is to improve my skill and technique!  There's a few in there that actually turned out pretty good.
 I used the 30 second drawing tool on http://www.posemaniacs.com/

Welcome to my blog that is 100% dedicated to improving my art!  The purpose of this blog is not to become incredibly amazing overnight.  It is simply to get better and to strengthen my abilities.  As well as sharing a bit of whats going through my mind and things I've learned in my studies.

Through my entire life I have always heard one thing that has been said by artists everywhere...  That is to "practice practice practice"  It's time to put those words into motion!