what are th best drawing classes you've taken
cuz ive basically doodled my whole life, i only took one real art class. i need to improve my skills... basically all i can do right now is copy other stuff, my own style is kinda iffy.
i hear figure drawing is an excellent class for improving your skills but you have to look at old naked men for hours on end. and i would like a class more relevant to animation style drawing, since im taking classes at the ucla animation workshop right now. also i fucking hate anime so anything involvin that is out of the question
go to a starbucks and draw people
thats what rtil said i should do and it really works only it really doesnt because i never did it but still
figure drawing. contrary to popular belief though you do not draw old naked men. at least around here it's probably 60% women and 40% men, and most of them are young and very fit. if they weren't, they wouldn't be able to do dynamic poses and show how the body works in movement
Well, I never took any art class (unless the one at primary school counts) and I'm ashamed to say that I start with drawing anime :(
I try to practice drawing various stuffs and things. Pretty much just doodle like you did.
I agree with figure drawing because my friend who studies art said that too.
i teach art classes free of charge
I never took any artclasses actually. I've been doing figure drawing from websites. Works as well for me. Google pose maniacs and you'd probably find it. Although, I'd like to take classes (yet I don't know how much difference that'd make) to improve too. At least try it.
Oh uh.. Don't ask people to pose naked for you.. These guys knows what I'm talking about.
http://img502.imageshack.us/my.php?image=tutorialyb9.swf (http://img502.imageshack.us/my.php?image=tutorialyb9.swf)
so there are jobs out there for people who are young and in shape to just go stand naked and get painted?
im intrigued
Quote from: LoathsomeI never took any artclasses actually. I've been doing figure drawing from websites. Works as well for me. Google pose maniacs and you'd probably find it. Although, I'd like to take classes (yet I don't know how much difference that'd make) to improve too. At least try it.
ah good idea
never spend money on something you can get for free through google
what i hate about pose maniacs are the retarded camera angles. still, it's better than nothing
however, a lot of art museums have life drawing sessions a few times a week, it's typically as cheap as $5, and it's about ten thousand times better than the shit you can learn from the internet
drawing it in the flesh is so much better than seeing it on a flat screen. you will benefit from actually drawing real people
Well, I didn't really have classes... I learned by looking at people, or looking in mirrors. At times I copied poses around til I understood how that pose worked... It's kind of like looking at how people bake a cake, then baking that cake. It'll be your own different cake but it'll still be a cake.
Okay, bad example, but if you don't have the money for classes like most have suggested, just practice with pictures, people in places, or even yourself with a mirror.
and with hands, usually the best thing to do is look at your own hands
Quote from: BizzareCubejust practice with pictures, people in places, or even yourself with a mirror.
and with hands, usually the best thing to do is look at your own hands
^ this
i do this
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Fuck life drawing. Armon just posted the best way to learn to draw.
Quote from: MishkaMashQuote from: BizzareCubejust practice with pictures, people in places, or even yourself with a mirror.
and with hands, usually the best thing to do is look at your own hands
^ this
i do this
i think im ok at drawing faces and hands i just need to learn figure drawin and maybe anatomy so i can get a more fluid and realistic motion in my animation without looking too much like anime.
lmao and i use the armon style of drawing all the time
fuck it, this is all the figure drawing i need
(https://thebackalleys.com/forum/proxy.php?request=http%3A%2F%2Fimg91.imageshack.us%2Fimg91%2F1733%2Fdsedfdjg1.jpg&hash=2b212059de419e995e5fcddfa97a2c6167c73900)
lmfao it was a request on th ss boards
lmfao this is great
just google spritesheets and your art will be widely respected on newgrounds
Quote from: rtilwhat i hate about pose maniacs are the retarded camera angles. still, it's better than nothing
however, a lot of art museums have life drawing sessions a few times a week, it's typically as cheap as $5, and it's about ten thousand times better than the shit you can learn from the internet
drawing it in the flesh is so much better than seeing it on a flat screen. you will benefit from actually drawing real people
I agree. I think I was being a bit misleading there.
I'd actually take those lessons if I'd be able to. I need to search for this a bit more I guess. Oh and by the way; Since it's nude, is there any age limitations? Not that it would matter since I'm 18 in may but I'm just curious.
yeah there probly is age limits
if they let 15 yr old boys come in, they would just sit there with boners not drawing shit and occasionally leaving to go to the bathroom and whack off. on the days when nude men were the models, theyd ditch class
Well I did life drawing with my art class in grade 8 at 12 years old.
But when I would go to private sessions, there was actually a 19 YO limit, and I had to weasel my way in by showing my samples so they knew I was serious.