Sketchdump May 2016 [Perspective 2]

Again,  

Great poses  in perspective! It will be very useful! Thanks a lot!  

Thak U for such an useful tutorial! 
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HI idk but its kind of looking weird to me the sketch on the last piece, im not saying it's Wrong. btw this is a very good idea.

On those sitting poses, the pelvis doesn't actually bend forward like that. It stays relatively straight up and down, maybe even bends back a little. The part that bends when sitting is the joint that attaches your leg to your pelvis.

Awesome - my 15yo is really struggling with perspective - I'm definitely sharing this with her!

papa bless

How adorablicious that female persperent on the very top-right looks exactly like She-pard in Mass Effect 2 with her funny MIB worm-shaped body and A-cup breasticles

Also that's a sexy fanart you did of Slender Man's brother Protein Man

Thank you for this one. These two here are probably the best methods for me as the other on part one were a bit more complicated. TT-TT The grid one. Too many lines.

This was super helpful! Thank you!

These are great! Very useful. Thanks for sharing!

Great practises! I've been focusing on human anatomy as well, and it's insightful to see how artists study the same subject

Gide lines is the one I use, mostly because the box one in limiting for me, I like learning from photos but prefer not to use them else where, as I often don't have access to photos or the net when I'm drawing, so I don't want to rely on it, and the grid approach confuses the hell out of me!xD So I guess I'll just have to learn my shit about anatomy!

Thank for doing this, it's cool to see how each of them is used, and your drawings gave me some hints towards things I need to try! Also some of these are awesome poses!

awesome and educative ! I like the ones where you look from below so they look like giants

Jacob: Oh WOW Cool!  

This is my biggest hurtle right now.  I just can't keep the perspective throughout the piece.

Visualizing them as boxes are really helpful! Wish I discovered that sooner though. Also, it's nice that you share your studies and struggles, it's something everyone can relate to. Now I feel inspired XD

great progress.

Thanks! That's helpful

again, this is really helpful!

Hey Mikaz! It's awesome that you've been taking the time to really learn how to draw the human figure in perspective, and sharing your learning process with others too! It's never an easy thing but I really admire you for doing this c: Keep up the good work!