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I never really though about these long-term poses as sculpting, but now you mention it, you\’re totally right! It\’s all about getting the shapes and major planes going, then working into them with more refined plane divisions - actually a lot like sculpting :)
Hey Andy,
These are great! Love your figure drawings and animal drawings. Thanks for posting on my blog too! I’m glad I found this blog. Great inspiration. Mind if I link you??
I really like the second one - so quick but it’s got a lot of volume and some nice negative space going on.
The other two are almost as if you were sculpting on the page. They’re not so much outline as form, which is always fun to run across for a change.
—EmmaHey Emma, thanks for dropping by!
I never really though about these long-term poses as sculpting, but now you mention it, you\’re totally right! It\’s all about getting the shapes and major planes going, then working into them with more refined plane divisions - actually a lot like sculpting :)
—andyawesome figure drawings!
—AlinaThanks Alina! I’ll try and post more soon :)
—andyHey Andy,
—jenniferThese are great! Love your figure drawings and animal drawings. Thanks for posting on my blog too! I’m glad I found this blog. Great inspiration. Mind if I link you??
Hey Jennifer, thanks for the kind words!
—andyAnd absolutely, link away, cheers! :)
Wondeful work i love the way you sketched this, great drawing.
—NateThanks Nate!
—andyI missed those sketches, they are beautifuly done .
—Mona