Hi everyone! 😊
I come back to show you my sketches of the week. As I have only focused on the main shapes of the body so far, I will start by giving values to my sketches during the sessions, like the one above.
In the sketches below, I've redone the left sketch because it was wrong, the proportions and the perspective were really not respected. My attempt on the right is much better, you can feel the volume of the body, but it's not yet perfect in perspective - but also in proportions, the woman's right arm is really reduced.
But this kind of pose isn't easy to draw. Sometimes there are poses in reality that, when transferred by our pencil to a sheet of paper, just look awkward.
Trying to make a consistent body, some attempts are more successful than others. The upper right is particularly awful, as the centre is quite good and gives a sense of volume.
I think this is what distinguishes the professional from the beginner: we can all make mistakes, even the master. But what distinguishes us from him is the ratio of mistakes to drawings. A beginner can make a really good drawing by chance. But he doesn't even know how he did it, and should
It's like a lottery; if you have more tickets, you have a better chance of winning, but that doesn't mean you're going to win.
Okay, this may be a bad example, because drawing is not so much a matter of chance as it is of work.
But look at this discipline (and almost all disciplines that involve practice) by the fact that the more energy and practice you put into your drawing, the more "tickets" you will have to win the good-result lottery. 😊
Does that sound right to you? I like analogies, lol
Aniway, I hope you will like it 😊
See you soon for more creations.
