#gesture poses

[chasingangels]

#Inktober2019 Day 5,6 and 7

*5&6 Need to practice drawing monsters/demons for Fallen Angel since I'm usually quite bad at it. 😅Also quick pose studies cause it's been too long!

*7 Just a character I have yet to name 🤔

#inkdrawing #inktober #gesturedrawing #monsters #demons https://t.co/NkmJhwA5VI

[artfella]

Action Poses!

As well as some expression work!  Always a bit disappointed with my posing/acting abilities and so I decided to draw up ole Bucky here in a variety of poses. Wasn't aiming for a perfect looking character design but emphasizing the gesture.  

I don't think it came out too badly.  

[marsmacchiato]

Today's practice from this video. My sketches aren't the best but go and check the model out, their poses are gorgeous, I'll draw them again.

[marsmacchiato]

Trying quill and ink for gesture drawing. It's gonna need some time getting used to but this session was fine. Poses from this video.

[marsmacchiato]

Started today with this video and... Well, I'm really not comfortable with male anatomy. I'll have to do more of these!

[rubykgrant]

Something I’ve learned when it comes to poses; if you want to give yourself a lot of options, draw one basic pose for a character, then make variations of it. If you learn how to draw a dozen or-so basic poses, then you can make several variations of it. It might even be as simple as changing what the arms are doing, and that gives a whole different vibe to the character. These are all pretty cutesey poses, so you could probably imagine the character is cheerful and sweet. I could have done more variations with different combos of the gestures and hopefully still convey the cute attitude. Even if you just draw a character standing around, a hand on their hip or arms crossed across the chest is a variation, one leg bent slightly or both legs strong and straight in a power-stance are variations. Sometimes just very small changes say a lot. You can also have multiple characters who look very different but they started from the same basic pose (one is slouching and looking lazy, one is jumping up in excitement, one is waving and looking friendly, one has clenched fists in anger, one has hands in their pockets as they look down like they are shy). You can add different body-type features, like muscles/fat or tall/short and face details, once you have the general pose figured out. Hope this helps somebody a little~

[mastersmonsters-blog]

So like I do art college

[kirbachu]

And some gesture poses I did in school too!  touched up the second one a little today.