Course: proko.com/course/introduction... Follow me: / stevenmichaelhampton The style of gesture described here is my starting point for light and shadow studies.
Thank you for these and please continue to upload. I have your Figure Drawing book which personally helped immensely with my drawing, but these videos are a great compliment as we can see the process.
thanks S. Michael hampton I am start with gesture later i try follow you vid anatomia its helpe my a lot im interest im one class you have any recomendation
@@stevenmichaelhampton I am studying a lot from Mike's FORCE concepts, because I feel that he offers the most comprehensive description of drawing through with asymmetry. But where can I find reference to a more part to part approach, I see these in art centre instructors notes but it's sometimes a bit ambiguous for my to assume what someone is telling. Any help would. Be great
Have THE book and vids, always wondered how much of it is the process and how much is the muscle memory...and, how, how do you pr0 guys get to that level where every lines looks smooth and made with purpose.
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Thank you for these and please continue to upload. I have your Figure Drawing book which personally helped immensely with my drawing, but these videos are a great compliment as we can see the process.
I started doing similar gestures with circles for joints.
Love you art work keep it up
thanks S. Michael hampton I am start with gesture later i try follow you vid anatomia its helpe my a lot im interest im one class you have any recomendation
something about it reminds me of steve huston
Is this more standard art centre with the simple complex torso shapes for the lay in? Curious to know how this is alternative to your usual process?
I would guess that it is more standard. It's based on drawing part to part instead of capturing the immediate whole.
@@stevenmichaelhampton I am studying a lot from Mike's FORCE concepts, because I feel that he offers the most comprehensive description of drawing through with asymmetry. But where can I find reference to a more part to part approach, I see these in art centre instructors notes but it's sometimes a bit ambiguous for my to assume what someone is telling. Any help would. Be great
Have THE book and vids, always wondered how much of it is the process and how much is the muscle memory...and, how, how do you pr0 guys get to that level where every lines looks smooth and made with purpose.
nice video. Could use some narration though
Are copy the reference ? Or not
STEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEVE. Do more bad anatomy analysis pls
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