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Kanimator
February 26th, 2004, 12:12 AM
Did these the last couple weeks at my work's life drawing sessions.

5 minutes:
http://studiodimensions.com/kelsey/LifeDrawing/LD1.jpg
http://studiodimensions.com/kelsey/LifeDrawing/LD2.jpg
http://studiodimensions.com/kelsey/LifeDrawing/LD3.jpg

10 minutes:
http://studiodimensions.com/kelsey/LifeDrawing/LD4.jpg
http://studiodimensions.com/kelsey/LifeDrawing/LD5.jpg
http://studiodimensions.com/kelsey/LifeDrawing/LD6.jpg

20 minutes
http://studiodimensions.com/kelsey/LifeDrawing/LD7.jpg


Yeah, they don't have nude posing at my work. Why? I have no clue. :rolleyes:

J.Mac
February 26th, 2004, 12:26 AM
not bad at all, it is kind of funny that they wont let you have a nude model... these look good! praportions seem to be of on some though.

-Jesse

SeraphSword
February 26th, 2004, 03:16 AM
Probably costs more for nudes I'd bet :rolleyes: . Cool pics, the third one struck me as really good for a 5 min sketch.

Chaser226
February 26th, 2004, 03:33 AM
I don't know about you, but 5 mins to create what he has isn't impossible. After taking life drawing and anatomy personally, I drew faster because of those 30 second poses. You start to really be able to get those gestures and the flow of the form. And for me, I had life drawing back to back with the same instructor in the same room, that's easily 6 hours of life drawing. (pulls hair out) :mad:
Lets see some more! :thumbsup:

sodomizer
February 26th, 2004, 08:53 AM
yeah, you'll be suprised how fast and accurate you'll start drawing after taking many many hours of life drawing. nice start though...

The last guy seems squashed a bit... might just be the size of the image when you scanned though... i dunno

Sularia
February 26th, 2004, 06:32 PM
I really like these. You did great on the hands and feet especially, which can be a bitch sometimes.

Sularia