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This is me applying the first Bridgeman lesson into drawing figures, which is establishing the right workflow for figure drawing. Some aspects are counter-intuitive, like how simple shapes for construction are eschewed in favour of more complex outlines based on rhythm and weight. As you can see, the proportions vary quite widely with this new technique and I need to learn to control this better. Also, yes, the last image is a female.
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This is me applying the first Bridgeman lesson into drawing figures, which is establishing the right workflow for figure drawing. Some aspects are counter-intuitive, like how simple shapes for construction are eschewed in favour of more complex outlines based on rhythm and weight. As you can see, the proportions vary quite widely with this new technique and I need to learn to control this better. Also, yes, the last image is a female.
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This is me applying the first Bridgeman lesson into drawing figures, which is establishing the right workflow for figure drawing. Some aspects are counter-intuitive, like how simple shapes for construction are eschewed in favour of more complex outlines based on rhythm and weight. As you can see, the proportions vary quite widely with this new technique and I need to learn to control this better. Also, yes, the last image is a female.
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This is me applying the first Bridgeman lesson into drawing figures, which is establishing the right workflow for figure drawing. Some aspects are counter-intuitive, like how simple shapes for construction are eschewed in favour of more complex outlines based on rhythm and weight. As you can see, the proportions vary quite widely with this new technique and I need to learn to control this better. Also, yes, the last image is a female.
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This is me applying the first Bridgeman lesson into drawing figures, which is establishing the right workflow for figure drawing. Some aspects are counter-intuitive, like how simple shapes for construction are eschewed in favour of more complex outlines based on rhythm and weight. As you can see, the proportions vary quite widely with this new technique and I need to learn to control this better. Also, yes, the last image is a female.
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This is me applying the first Bridgeman lesson into drawing figures, which is establishing the right workflow for figure drawing. Some aspects are counter-intuitive, like how simple shapes for construction are eschewed in favour of more complex outlines based on rhythm and weight. As you can see, the proportions vary quite widely with this new technique and I need to learn to control this better.

Also, yes, the last image is a female.

Weekend Sketchbook Stuff I doodled over the weekend. I am still working on Mosperineech, so rest assured. The first image is a portrait of one of my characters Jessica, based on this beautiful greyscale photograph. It is meant to be a value study and an experiment on a different shading style. The second image is a quick doodle of a flying vehicle type of deal. Not much thought has been put into it. Both sketches are done with a Pilot Croquis H 4mm lead holder pencil, then refined with Staedtler Mars Lumograph drafting pencils.
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Weekend Sketchbook Stuff I doodled over the weekend. I am still working on Mosperineech, so rest assured. The first image is a portrait of one of my characters Jessica, based on this beautiful greyscale photograph. It is meant to be a value study and an experiment on a different shading style. The second image is a quick doodle of a flying vehicle type of deal. Not much thought has been put into it. Both sketches are done with a Pilot Croquis H 4mm lead holder pencil, then refined with Staedtler Mars Lumograph drafting pencils.
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Weekend Sketchbook

Stuff I doodled over the weekend. I am still working on Mosperineech, so rest assured.

The first image is a portrait of one of my characters Jessica, based on this beautiful greyscale photograph. It is meant to be a value study and an experiment on a different shading style.

The second image is a quick doodle of a flying vehicle type of deal. Not much thought has been put into it.

Both sketches are done with a Pilot Croquis H 4mm lead holder pencil, then refined with Staedtler Mars Lumograph drafting pencils.

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