The fastest way to improve your gesture drawing and to get better at drawing dynamic poses, is to learn how to be selective in your marks, and selective in what you choose to draw.
In this video, I'll explain how to see the most important aspect of the pose in order to make a strong drawing, and I'll also explain how this approach can have a huge benefit to your longer, more detailed drawings.
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FIGURE DRAWING MATERIALS
Here is a list of my preferred drawing materials. These are affiliate links, so if you pick up any of these items via my links it means you'll be supporting this channel, and that you are awesome
- Newsprint Paper
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- The Compressed Charcoal that I use:
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- Alternative Charcoal (I don't use but also popular):
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- Willow Charcoal
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- The ROLLS ROYCE of Charcoals (Nitram):
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- Kneaded eraser
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For drawing a longer, more finished piece I use good quality paper such as:
- Fabriano Paper
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- Hahnemuhle Paper
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00:00 Intro
02:06 Choose What to Say About the Pose
05:25 How to Get Rhythm in Your Lines
06:18 Your Marks = Your Drawing Language
07:15 How this Impacts Your Longer Drawings
How to Improve Your GESTURE DRAWING (Be Selective!)
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