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[John Sandoval]

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[boxedlunch]

is there anymore pictures of this character? i need them in at least the next twenty minutes if possible

Why would you want more pictures of his character? O.o
And the rest of the pictures of his character is all pornographic ,
as this is the first clean artwork he has asked for.  

oh dear god. i wouldn't be able to draw that character knowing that.

[im9today]

is there anymore pictures of this character? i need them in at least the next twenty minutes if possible

Why would you want more pictures of his character? O.o
And the rest of the pictures of his character is all pornographic ,
as this is the first clean artwork he has asked for. 

address please. fast.

[im9today]

lol what. beggars can't be choosers when it comes art theft, im9today!

i heard you might know something about that

[Robotwo]

Ok , I'm a little confuzzled here ,
why are you so desperate about stuff on this character? 

[Nugsy]

Furry/Troll detected.

[Robotwo]

Oh , I see...
Well then I'll not link to the other pics 
I have to say though it was hard drawing that when the reference material I was using was holding a dick towards me 

[boxedlunch]

please tell me either you were at least paid to do this, or they're a friend.

[Robotwo]

He's a friend ^^;
Still , its awkward using such references nonetheless 

[Supermini_man]

Today I started my quest to learn human anatomy. Here's a sketch I did:

Meh. 

[Amanda Williams]

This is cute!

[Gainsworthy]

Today I started my quest to learn human anatomy. Here's a sketch I did:

coolguy.png

Meh. 

You ain't gonna learn nothing about anatomy just by thinking about it. The human mind may be observant, but it's not nearly observant enough.

References. Use references. Find pictures of actual people, drawing a stick-figure skeletons of their poses. Bulk up basic shapes around those skeletons. Don't fret on little details like facial features or folds in clothing or fingers or hair. Just get the proportion and shapes right.

Concurrently, use tutorials. Don't just read them, draw along with them. They're fun, and there's some embedded in this here forum. I think?

Also, learning this stuff takes time. Don't get discouraged when your initial attempts turn out all busted-like. Because they will. But not for long!

[Supermini_man]

Today I started my quest to learn human anatomy. Here's a sketch I did:

coolguy.png

Meh. 

You ain't gonna learn nothing about anatomy just by thinking about it. The human mind may be observant, but it's not nearly observant enough.

References. Use references. Find pictures of actual people, drawing a stick-figure skeletons of their poses. Bulk up basic shapes around those skeletons. Don't fret on little details like facial features or folds in clothing or fingers or hair. Just get the proportion and shapes right.

Concurrently, use tutorials. Don't just read them, draw along with them. They're fun, and there's some embedded in this here forum. I think?

Also, learning this stuff takes time. Don't get discouraged when your initial attempts turn out all busted-like. Because they will. But not for long!

I used this tutorial as a reference, but yeah it's a lot different from what I came up.  (http://cedarseed.deviantart.com/art/Big-Guide-to-Drawing-the-Body-15014442)
Thanks for the hindsight anyway. I'll continue trying. 

[kyn]

Derek has a good tutorial on gesture drawings. Try the posemaniacs thing, drawing poses in 30 seconds, it's great practice.

[Cobralad]

Today I started my quest to learn human anatomy. Here's a sketch I did:

Meh. 

You should learn HUMAN anatomy, not alien robot.