The drawing above was capturing
quick poses and movement in a short space of time. Producing this 'gesture' drawing was a good warm-up exercise because I was able to loosen up my hand
for longer drawings. When I was doing this figure drawing I was not looking at
the details but the outline of the model.
The drawing
above shows many different positions in which the model stood or sat as she
moved around a small table. The way I have drawn these images is different
because I have done basic outlines and basic shading and some of the quick
drawings that I have done are not perfect in detail as they are not meant to be. It
was easier to do the full outline first and then start on some of the interior
lines because it was an easier and faster way for me to work and suited my style more.
On each quick drawing I have used a single line which I then was able to go
over very quickly and roughly. I tried to capture key frames in the movement of the
model when she was around the table and I feel I have shown this in the drawing. I did the drawing very quickly which I feel I
put more energy into it because it generated a sense of urgency.
Overall this was a great warm up exercise to do and doesn't take much time to warm up before longer drawings. The techniques that I had learned I can now bring forward into my longer drawings and develop.
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