late night sketchin'

[threelegged_chicken]

these are just some sketches i did last night or this morning rather around 1:00

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-12/557145/dream.jpg

http://img.villagephotos.com/p/2003-12/557145/dream2.jpg


c&c PLEASE. i know my fabric drapery/folding needs tremedous work. but im workin on getting some books

3-leg

[-The Swift-]

these are good you have a good sense of proportion! keep it up!

[5-0]

pretty good, i like the idea that it fits in with your title

[tumbra]

I like the poses, but loosen up a little. Use more flowing lines. Just practice on sheets of loose leaf paper to warm-up, don't erase any lines and see what developes. You can always get more paper.
These sites have some wonderful tutorials:
http://www.drawmagazine.com/tutorials/fig-demo-1.html
http://www.awn.com/
http://figuredrawings.com/linksartists.html

Hope it helps out 3LC

tumbra

[threelegged_chicken]

thanks everybody.

tumbra: yeah you're right. i have a tendency to be set even before i start drawing that this is gonna be what i end up with. i need to learn how to do thumbnails and get my ideas out without trying to get it right the first time. i know this yet i don't do it. im working on it!

3-leg

[Main Loop]

you dont necessarily need a book to get better at drapery.. set up some bedsheets on something and sketch em...

[AmishCommy]

books on drapery suck ass, if you want to learn how to draw it draw it from life. and the same goes for anything else

[threelegged_chicken]

hey thanks for the encouragement and replies everyone im gonna start using my daily sketchbook (http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=15837)
so you can check me out there!
3-leg

[Babee_fre5h]

hey. those are pretty good but in the second one her feet seem a lil bit too long and can she really be that thin in the second one? i mean. it is possible but a girl should like starve to look like that.