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Improve your forms and proportions, a 3 min read
Master dynamic figure drawing by progressing through five fundamental techniques: simple shapes, action lines, exaggerated poses, anatomical details, and expressive character design.
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intruder
i reaally need help with the background cause this is actually frying me. its suppoaed to be a spaceship interior

The tower
A little darker.

The tower
End result, I think

Frogs
I just finished the Intro to Organic Forms and did the Frog Workout. I really struggled with this exercise, but somehow managed to get through it. The next day, I tried drawing a few more frogs just to see if I could do it again on my own. Now I'd really love some feedback, because at the moment I honestly have no idea whether what I'm doing is right or not.

Wednesday Grimm (My CoC character)
It just feels off. I struggle greatly with proportions and I don’t think I portrayed the goth make up properly.

Looking behind shoulder pose
I struggle with trying to do a look that goes from looking behind the characters shoulders, i feel like the arm is very off, maybe the chest but I am worried about how the back looks and if the back muscles make sense

Portrait
So could I do sommething better? Its rather an old drawing I did a decade ago.

And the pitch goes just a little bit wide!
I am somewhat happy with the result of this mannequin. However, I feel that the twisting of the torso to pelvis is not caught. The chest was almost straight on with the photographer but a little of the right side was visible. Adding a center line to the chest, abdomen, and pelvis helped a little but I still feel that something is off.

Figure Study
Hello! I would like some eyes on this study and see what is working and not working (proportions, gesture, value, structure, all the fundamentals). Thanks! I had some trouble sort of visualizing the forms of the figure and setting up a good base for establishing the values on the forms of the figure. I definitely do think everything is simplified in terms of structure, but I am open to any kinds of feedback regarding this study. There is just something about it that I'm not satisfied with...