Join 500,000+ Artists
Its' free and it takes less than 10 seconds!
Registered User
I just joined CA and was thinking of putting the large amount of life-drawing I do under a sketchbook... but I figure this is more appropriate. Any suggestions and critiques are most welcome.
Most if not all of these are 20 minutes or less
Registered User
Are these from a life drawing class or an open session without instruction?
Registered User
a mixture of both actually
Registered User
That's good that you're getting instruction. I can recommend a few good books if you want.
Registered User
that would be awesome
Registered User
Cool man, I hope that some of these might be useful:
Many of my friends who are much more experienced than me recommend this book as the best:
Andrew Loomis: Figure Drawing For What It's Worth
I was able to download mine online for free, here's a link,
http://www.mininova.org/tor/468882
+ this site appears to have all of the books!http://acid.noobgrinder.com/Loomis/:
Robert Beverly Hale's books analyzing old master drawings have helped me immensely. I'm not trying to sell books or anything(I got mine from the library at first) but here's the link anyways.
http://www.amazon.ca/Drawing-Lessons.../dp/0823014010
Here's the last one, maybe you're already doing the exeercises from this one:http://www.amazon.ca/Natural-Way-Dra...ref=pd_sim_b_3
Members who have read this thread: 0
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks