Sketching

Discussion in 'Art' started by Tipo Sensuale, Jul 4, 2006.

  1. Tipo Sensuale

    Tipo Sensuale Senior Member

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    After putting down my pens and pencils on the last day of school almost 20 years ago, I have finally succumbed to the nagging thought that maybe I should have another go at sketching and stuff.

    I am still learning but would appreciate any feedback, especially tips on portrait sketching - I can kinda do bodies and clothing, but faces, especially noses, seem to completely elude me.



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  2. Magical Fire Lady

    Magical Fire Lady Senior Member

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    Those are good, hands are hard to draw. Keep working at it!


    And for faces, try drawing a self portrait while looking in a mirror. It really helps!
     
  3. Tipo Sensuale

    Tipo Sensuale Senior Member

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    Thankyou for the compliment and encouragement. The mirror thing is something I will try. I realise there is no magical formula to getting it 'right' but I am going to keep trying.
     
  4. ledzeppelinlover

    ledzeppelinlover Member

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    i sketch when i'm bored and i have to tell you those hands are awesome. i can't draw but i enjoy it.
     
  5. ReeferQueen

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    You should look at someone elses drawings of ppl and try to copy the lines and then eventually move on to ppl in photos and such. That's what I did and it seemed to work out rather well
     
  6. Tipo Sensuale

    Tipo Sensuale Senior Member

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    I kinda skipped that stage recently and went straight to people in photos. One thing I have realised is that I can draw people I don't know a hell of a lot easier.

    Maybe I stress too much about getting everything perfect or even making everything perfect when its someone I know.

    Still not got faces perfect, but I'm figuring out that its not so much what you put in as what you leave out.
     
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