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Top Comments of this video!! :3
"How tall are you?"
7 of your heads
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I love how the mannequin blushed when he mentioned "crotch"
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This is quite advanced for beginner artists or people who are new getting into art. What I learned from my professor is to start with big shapes first. Focus on the shape of the body as a whole but individually to get the idea of the entire body. Starting off with little details makes it much harder for you to actually understand what you're doing, so it's always better to start off with big shapes, specifically 3d shapes.
You have to train your brain to be able to see these things and being able to picture the body in 3d form. It's much easier that way and it seriously benefits a lot when it finally comes to shading and knowing where to put the shadows, where to fold clothing, etc. Don't rush when it comes to art. Take your time to learn and UNDERSTAND what you're doing first. Remember, it's all about the process, not the reward. Learn to enjoy the process of your art and find the joy in trial and error. The final product will always build off of what you've learned, studied, made mistakes along the way, etc.
Good luck :)
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"whoa that looks easy, lemme try. Nvm."
Me everytime.
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Nice! I can finally draw sketches without them looking weird. 👍
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Art lore: "Mannequins, Skeletons, Geometry, Perspective,..."
Art gameplay: "Hehe, bubs"
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Mind : that's look easy
brain : uuhh i don't think so but i will try
hands : did i just draw a Scarecrow ?!
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This is low key one of the most useful tutorials for this topic!
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Nice, now time to add this to the dusty, pitch black abyss that is my drawing tutorial folder
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Instruction unclear i ended up making my drawing sentient
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My artsyle is literally triangles for limbs and circles for heads and torso, nothing else. It’s really funny to watch these
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You're really a blessing to us professor. ❤❤ Love and respect from Bharat ( India )
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One tip that I can guarantee for arms is that the elbows go about the same height as the bellybutton, so drawing them about that height feels more natural
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This is gold material, thanks
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While this is a great tip, for some beginners, intermediate artists it can be better to do simpler shapes to make more fluid poses. I like this idea of making it more 3d though because it can definitely add more form to the character, if you are doing gesture drawings then drawing flowier shapes can help speed up your process. :D
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My guy over her single handledly inspiring me to draw again
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This is an amazing tutorial for having some sort of guide for proportions literally gold information thank youuu
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I am honestly suprised, it actually worked for me! Especially the ribcage and arms part
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MAN, you made it so simple! Thank you so much
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