I had a lot of positive feedback under recent morning routine post. So I thought it would be cool to share with you the entire sequence that I was studying last week. As you can see through my Instagram stories, I'm shifting from environments, more towards story more... (1/4)
I did this study for @andybcung class which is an overall amazing experience, and Andy is a great teacher. I'm trying to make one spread a day for 30 minutes of drawing and taking notes. (2/4)
Trying to focus on "why" of the scene, camera staging, and blocking. In general, trying to reverse engineering why this scene works. (3/4)
I'm looking for another movie to study, do you have any suggestions for cool scenes in your favorite movie? I would love to hear your thoughts! (I miss counted 5/4)
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Drawing in perspective by multiplying cubes I used only a few references, by measuring proportion I could dissect cube to inscribe skull in right size and perspective. This is a bit time consuming but in long run, it will give me more freedom and maybe @KimJungGiUS superpowers ?
sketch final
How it started: How it ended:
Sketchbook things ✨
I met Kim back in 2015 and I was lucky enough to get few words with him and get drawover my stuff. he was one of the biggest inspiration for me and huge force to get better at drawing and perspective. Huge lost for art community today 😔
messy bun expressions ?
Emphasis on depth - dimensionality is one of the keys to good drawing (thanks captain obvious) - by repeating the same shape and overlapping it we create a sense of 3d form - in this case, ears and hair buns
Insertion - In storyboard, there is a need for speed and quick read so Insertions are a vital tool - This is maybe not anatomically correct all the time, but again those wedges around the joints add dimensionality and depth by overlapping the masses.
