Jakob’s 100-Day Art Challenge: Figure Drawing

[Jakob]

[Jakob]

The first marks always seemed to be the hardest when I started on a white paper but it feels like I start getting a hang.

I always take a second and third look at the drawings after some time passed by and notice some new mistakes, that I got used to while drawing the figure

[PaulDidier]

I like your contour lines indicating the volume of the forms, (cylinders moving at us or away).

[Jakob]

[Jakob]

First tries. Sometimes I tunnel in on one thing like the movement of the spine and lose sight of the whole figure .  On top of that I need to check how much pressure I use when I draw.

[Jakob]

First tries. Sometimes I tunnel in on one thing like the movement of the spine and lose sight of the whole figure .  On top of that I need to check how much pressure I use when I draw.

[Jakob]

It gets easier to draw lightly but sometimes I still stop thinking about form and start copying shapes.

 

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Jakob.

[Jakob]

“feeling” the form

• This reply was modified 3 years, 11 months ago by Jakob.

[Jakob]

Steve Huston shows a lot of different approaches to use simple yet characteristic forms

 

[Jakob]

Showing the correct tilt and facing form of the head works but the features look wonky.

[Jakob]

Focused on not making some of the contour lines look too extreme.

[Jakob]

Even though I dont focus on getting faster it gets easier to go through the different steps and finding my approach. The first marks always were the hardest ones and this changed a lot.

[Jakob]

[Jakob]

[David Carter]

Love that stance. Such expression!

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