Post by lupin on Apr 29, 2022 7:20:34 GMT 1
hiiiiii (kicks my legs) hopefully this is the right subforum??
i feel like im at a point in my art where i cant progress further (meaningfully) without sitting down and actually learning perspective and anatomy. i have a decent grasp of how to tackle the anatomy half of that but im pretty lost when it comes to perspective. im basically starting from scratch, i know some concepts here and there but it doesn't amount to much
i think the thing i struggle with most is that perspective tutorials tend to be like... 'heres what a 2-point perspective is!' which is fine, but not really practically applicable for an absolute beginner. i dont have a sense of what studies i should be doing, standard practice for drawing figures in perspective, how these things feed into actual drawings etc.
if anyone has any resources they'd recommend, they would be much appreciated!! im willing to look at whatever, but i don't live in an area that holds physical classes that could help (i would POUNCE on a figure drawing class if there was one near me i miss them so much)
going to put some art ive done that i feel show my perspective deficiencies under a spoiler, if it helps give context for where im at ^^
{Spoiler}as a note yes i... genuinely do not give my art a higher finish than a sketch, havent in a long time orz i do still consider it reflective of my work though, theres not a lot of anatomy/perspective adjustments i do between the final sketch and the finished piece
