Redscript
02-07-2007, 03:00 PM
Well this is one of many tutorials I'm planning to do. I apologize for the letters, next time I'll be using CAPS LOCK. These are more notes than a tutorial, so it might seem hectic... well it is hectic, but it's short and to-the-point.
I'm covering feet first, because it' the first thing that popped to mind. You should tell me what to cover, what are you having difficulties with, what are you interested in, etc.
For those who can't read my writing, you basicly draw three circles: two foe the balls, and one for the heel, whith the distance between them abot 1-and-a-little of one circle size. Then you outline the foot. Next add the circles that become toes. The last segment is how the leg connects to the foot, either from the arches side, or from the outer side.
PS: Remember the moto of these tutorials: Nullam dies sine linea, which translated means: *Not a day without a line* - Practise drawing every day. Draw anything you want - that is for practising hand stability, so that your lines are clean.
I'm covering feet first, because it' the first thing that popped to mind. You should tell me what to cover, what are you having difficulties with, what are you interested in, etc.
For those who can't read my writing, you basicly draw three circles: two foe the balls, and one for the heel, whith the distance between them abot 1-and-a-little of one circle size. Then you outline the foot. Next add the circles that become toes. The last segment is how the leg connects to the foot, either from the arches side, or from the outer side.
PS: Remember the moto of these tutorials: Nullam dies sine linea, which translated means: *Not a day without a line* - Practise drawing every day. Draw anything you want - that is for practising hand stability, so that your lines are clean.