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Hey, my name is Stan Prokopenko, welcome to another episode of Proko. Today I will be
showing you guys how to draw a figure. This information was passed down to me through
many generations of masters and took me an entire decade to master myself! It takes at
least 10,000 hours to get the hang of this, so I suggest you start practicing now.
Ok, guys pay attention cause this gets tricky really fast. I’ll start the drawing with
the head and I’ll simplify it to a circle, just like we learned in the loomis method..
Then observe the torso and I’ll try to draw it as accurately as possible. This is important
because it’s going to set the foundation for the rest of the drawing.
Next, let’s attach the arms.. and don’t forget the legs. There’s a lot of anatomical
nuances in the contours of the legs, so pay attention to that and try to design the shape,
don’t just copy them.
If you want to get really complicated you can give your person some shoes, and maybe
some gloves. And a hat.
And finally, you want to make sure that you capture the right expression of the face.
I suggest you study yourself in the mirror, and really try to observe the muscles that
are activated during various emotions. For, this drawing I’m going to make my character
happy.
Alright, there you go! You probably won’t be able to get it this good on your first
try, but don’t give up. Keep working on it until you train your eye to see all the
subtleties.
Apriiil Foooools. You thought I was going to start the figure drawing series.. soorrryyy.
its not done yet. Ok, I promise I will have a real episode done this week on “The Illusion
of Depth”
Happy April 1st :P
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