Perspective Drawing 21 - Organic Forms and Contour Lines

In this episode of the perspective drawing series we take a look at drawing more organic and irregular forms using contour lines and cross planes.

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[sergioinD]

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[RoczD]

This is great. I am slowly getting back into drawing after letting the skill rot for 30 years.

[crisxolotl]

This is something i wish they taught lesson like these when i was in "advanced drawing " class back in school. My experience in drawing class were somewhat not great they kept teaching repeating subject without going into new materials, worrying too much about dead lines rather than giving us time to process the information taugh to us, not having to teach us about color theory, not learning how to understand anatomy when we told the pose or posture where way off causing countless erasing, too much prasing on favotrite students, having to start your project all over again when it wasn't good enough, not being shown how to even hold the pencil in different ways and it wasn't helping me at all, hence why the school i went to is rather corrupted and overcrowded.( Sorry about my little rant here got carried away.) Anyhow, I've got to ask, can you also apply using this method when working on character design, backgrounds etc...? Does it also help bring your drawing into more realistic way than having a complete flat 2d look? I actaully do appreciate that you bring videos like these to help beginners and long time artist alike to find new ways to improve. Without videos like these, i think i've been lost in knowing how to improve my drawings. Thank you Dan.

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[janetlitchfield]

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[Cuttatv]

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[ellispalmer]

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[GohOnLeeds]

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[kays]

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[misakistalker]

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[HilaRah]

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[sergioinD]

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[morganlak]

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[SCARRIOR]

5:50 'As we progress with this series, we will be required to draw more organic forms..." makes one last video in the series lol

[vansserafim]

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