Weiiird Week

Studied everyday but it was a struggle. I’ve mentioned wanting to tackle perspective after anatomy. Well, I figure if I’m so afraid of it, fuck it, started on Friday. Tackled Scott Robertson’s How To Draw. The same book and topic that pretty much made me stop drawing for three months lol. I can report that I fared much better this time. Made it 4 chapters into his book by Saturday, either I’m dumb(probably) or this book really glosses over perspective basics and is structured very strangely. He’ll instruct you to construct something on page 31, that he doesn’t explain how to contruct until 50 pages later.

Anyways, wasn’t fucking with the book at all, so I went to a often recommended perspective book, Perspective Made Easy. Faaaaaaar more digestible, Robertson comes off as a robot in comparison. I don’t know if I’ll do perspective studies for weekends or mix them in throughout the week. We’ll see by next week I guess.

Anatomy Studies, turns out like all other anatomy, legs and necks are tough as fuck:

Scott Robertson stuff

Perspective Made Easy stuff:

Perspective struggles and a face.

More perspective stuff. Discovered David Chelsea’s perspective book, I like it a lot. It’s presented as a comic so it’s 10000x more digestible than Scott Robertson’s book.  A couple basic stuff still rally confound me. Determining the cone of vision and view point/station point. Also Fuck 3 point perspective, don’t curr. Not a lot to show because a lot is just reading and trying to make sense of it in my head. Tried drawing a one point perspective scene but then I realized I’ve never really drawn still life objects. Welp, identifying a ton of holes in my game. Can’t wait till I figure out how to incorporate these cubes into drawing humans.

 

Ide objective this week, expressions/smiles/teeth. I’m ass at that but I think a few hours of practice could get me somewhere, I’ll probably tackle this over the weekend.