I just recently learned how to draw poses
The drawings are a bit messy since I was just messing around with the general shapes but I feel like I could make them better or that something is missing and some of the poses look a bit awkward.
I also tried drawing clothing but I either add too much or not enough texture which either makes it look plain or makes it look too wrinkly or even just dirty. Im not really sure how I should add the wrinkles either.
I also struggle with hands and hair a bit but I’m still trying to improve. I think I can draw it pretty well when I’m doing semi realism but I have trouble with making it into my own style. Any suggestions or feedback?
#I’m struggling with mainly poses and clothing
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draw the spine line first to avoid the block form, there's method where people doodle a single, wobbly line and use it as a guideline for their character. then you draw the ribcage and pelvis guidelines in accordance to the flow of the line.
Youre doing great studying these things but in everything you need to study with a reference. I dont know if youre using reference for these but the best way to learn how to draw something understandable is by learning from life. This works for everything you mentioned :>
Nowww for feeling like your poses are stiff this vid may help https://youtu.be/TRMcrElBRsM?si=0T02bjggLAhE0i4-
How do you stop drawing stiff bodies? Which poses should you exaggerate? What is a line of action and where is it used? Learn the top tips for designing natural-looking characters and take your figure drawing skills to the next level!
Winged Canvas art instructor Jessie Chang teaches us her personal techniques for mixing movement within anatomy...
Hands and hair, practice drawing them with a reference, art is a skill, skills need to be honed
As for the wrinkle issue, there are a few methods actually https://youtu.be/ZCfvcxlsIdE?si=Fp-YegYH59_6pJp9 this guy goes over em really well 👍
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And of course, study w a ref
And telepurtes tips on hair https://youtu.be/BNIMfSCLUhw?si=tUdbWRqZtilaWcZ4
Since youre starting out, theres no rush to fit yourself into lne specific style. While youre learning and practicing, start incorperating things you like sbout other artworks. Explore what it is you like to make. Heres a great video on how to apply aspects of other peoples style to build your own ❤️ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COTBfT6N6-M
My art style developed slowly and naturally over the course of 10 years to what it is today. Looking back, I can sort of piece together what I did without thinking at the time into steps you can follow and hopefully speed up that process.
As always: I am not an expert nor do I claim to be. You guys asked for my opinion on this subject and I'm ...
I am using references on Pinterest but I mainly struggle with perspective types of poses
So I wanted to talk a bit deeper on the box method I mentioned in the last video. I wanted to show how useful it can be to apply and also show you how to make a physical model to better apply the method. I did ramble a bit more this video so please excuse that haha, but I do sincerely hope yall learned something and even try making a model of yo...
Box method is rlly good for angles, it helps simplify things well (excuse the thumbnail everything is sfw)