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Practicing poses freehand.
Hey guys! Remember when I said I would clean my table this time? Yeah, I didn't! 8D But that's because it takes time to choose my poses and scan, I draw poses everyday and they accumulate fast, I also was studying digital so I didn't want to waste too much time doing other things. So my old poses are still all around my table, but this time I decided to post something new just for a fresh of air.
I realized I draw so much faster when I make my mannequin as a Wood doll (you know, those you can buy in art stores). The real wood dolls are not very flexible, but since they have such a simple form, imagine their poses freehand is fairly easy in comparison to other mannequins I have tried. I still find drawing cube mannequins better to control your perspective, but if you are having a hard time making your cube poses look dynamic, wood dolls is a good start.
And I think they look cute, haha.
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Hey guys! Remember when I said I would clean my table this time? Yeah, I didn't! 8D But that's because it takes time to choose my poses and scan, I draw poses everyday and they accumulate fast, I also was studying digital so I didn't want to waste too much time doing other things. So my old poses are still all around my table, but this time I decided to post something new just for a fresh of air.
I realized I draw so much faster when I make my mannequin as a Wood doll (you know, those you can buy in art stores). The real wood dolls are not very flexible, but since they have such a simple form, imagine their poses freehand is fairly easy in comparison to other mannequins I have tried. I still find drawing cube mannequins better to control your perspective, but if you are having a hard time making your cube poses look dynamic, wood dolls is a good start.
And I think they look cute, haha.
Free to use!
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