so im learning poses, what should i do after that? and after that, and after that, and that. and that, and 🗿
#character design
chrome light
muted smelt
So if you have the anatomy down, and are leaning poses, I'd recommend:
- practicing poses for a while. It might get boring, but repetition is the best way to get a grasp on drawing.
- After that, try using different, or unconventional poses and perspectives.
- If you're working on people poses, then I'd recommend expressions. Try getting a handle of the extreme emotions.
- Work on color theory and how lighting changes colors.
- Try experimenting on your lighting source and how that affects the shadows.
In truth, I'm not sure how much of this is a help to you, since I don't know your knowledge level (so I'm sorry if some of this is redundant), but I really do recommend just lots of practice.
Fill up pages with different poses, or maybe one pose, but from different angles. Start from poses, then learn how to use those poses and pair them with expression.
chrome light
oh nam my anatomy is shit
my knowldege is probably
from 1-10 probably 4 or 5
but this was helpful thanks
im guessing i was supposed to do anatomy before poses?
muted smelt
@chrome light Yeah, I'd definitely recommend studying anatomy before poses, or even studying it along with poses, even.
I also recommend https://static.proko.com/static/browse/all
There are lots of good quality free lessons for art and anything you might need to know :)