People seem to be stiffer than animals. Animals are basically huge S curves everywhere, but people have those awkward shoulders and neck-to-head placement and weird hips. I want to draw people better, is there a way to make people feel more streamlined like animals?
>>2526444
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>>2526444
learn anatomy and stop drawing everything like salamanders
Maybe I should have clarified, what I mean is, can people also "flow" when drawing them? I already learned anatomy, what I would like to learn is how to draw people and have it feel more natural.
>>2526584
Yeah, you just have to start with a action line and a gesture.
Are you actually drawing animals with the same attention to anatomy that your people have? I feel if you were you'd be running into a similar problem.
The solution is to pay attention to anatomy, but be willing to bend it a little bit to get the movement that you want. Anatomy is important but when anatomy overrides movement, you get a stiff drawing.
Not OP, but could someone post some drawings with good movement?
>>2526616
> Are you actually drawing animals with the same attention to anatomy that your people have? I feel if you were you'd be running into a similar problem.
This is actually a really good point. And to answer your question, no, I haven't been drawing animals with the same attention to anatomy.
> Yeah, you just have to start with a action line and a gesture.
Could you post an example of this?
>>2526633
I'll raise you one more and give you a video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ktfwayByRU
>>2526633
just good gesture drawing
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