ofc he didnt, he was a god

Ugh 6 hours later and I still can grasp it.
Does anyone have a video Tutorial? Im better at seeing that reading.
I've looked for some but, I want too know what you'all use.

wtf do you want a tut for, draw...

6 hours after what? Post what you did in 6 hours

If its 6 pages of gestures, doodles etc, fantastic. If it's one small face in the middle of a page, once again, you're not following advice

ed; do yourself a huge favour. Go grab a few pages of either the loomis or hogarth (or both) books humari posted in your other thread, and copy a few. If you don't want to do that/don't like drawing anatomy, draw something you like. Google comic book pictures, famous paintings, famous people, anything. There's no 'grasping' it unless you're actually proper ally studying anatomy, which is completely unnecessary right now. All you need to do is to pick up your pencil and draw.

If all else fails, seek out the book of atomespy.

This post was edited by CHurley on Apr 28 2012 02:09pm

All hail the great book of atomespy

Also remember that when you first get around to hands that it is just as big as your head. It might look off a bit but as for anatomical sizing it is usually correct.

IDK!!! Im just trying to focus on perfecting, even though im 100012401204120410x way from it.

Time stamped May 2011.


/edit not posting stupid shit in here anymore, only going to post pages of practicing, until something amazing comes along.



This post was edited by OpimusPat on Apr 28 2012 11:45pm

No.

The best advice I can give you is to never erase. Cut the eraser off your pencil and draw like there is no tomorrow.

Mess up? Keep drawing. Fuck it up so bad you can't see what you're doing anymore? Scrap it and draw again.
Do NOT get attached to any of your drawings. Consider everything in your first year steaming dog crap so you don't try to stick to something that's not working.

It's really just a rigorous process and your goal should never be to post something that looks good.

Your goal should be to post something that's an improvement of your last piece.



No, no no no no no.

Post everything. But don't draw with the intent of showing it off. You'll never experiment that way if you feel like you're always going to be judged.
Do what everyone in this thread has been saying and draw a million sketches, the quality is insignificant. In this case, quantity > quality.

Do NOT post once "good" piece. I want to see a million crappy ones.

This post was edited by AnimeFTW on Apr 28 2012 11:56pm