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>>7917253
Some Paul richer

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some sketches from a live session this past weekend. the model is apparently a dancer, which is not uncommon in this “field” but she wore a g string and six inch see thru heels which made the whole thing feel a lot pornier than i wanted. it would have been less risque if she had been completely naked, inversely.

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>>7917253

>>7917387
straight dog shit baka

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>>7917387

>>7917282
nice one

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Looking through older threads, I've seen a lot of people recommend Hampton, Vilppu, and Huston for figure drawing. But I'm really not sure which one I should choose, and I'm left with a bunch of questions that I have no one to ask.

To me, Vilppu's and Huston's figures look pretty chaotic, fluid, and appealing, which seems more 'friendly' towards curvy figures. Hampton's, on the other hand, look more rigid, simple, and easier to understand, but appear more difficult for curvy figures.

If I decide to go with Hampton, will I actually struggle more with drawing curvy bodies? Is there one that's generally more recommended for a complete beginner, someone who's never really picked up a pencil before, like me? Do any of these approaches translate better to digital art?

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>>7917761

>>7918292
why choose only one? try them all, take what you like and leave what you dont like, you're going to struggle no mater what so just choose a teacher and learn what you can, reaching your goal wont be a linear path

>>7918309
good advice for someone that isn't a total beginner. He will just give up and quit.

>>7918292
Just pick the one that has the art you like best. The rest is irrelevant.
Though I must say that being a total beginner (i.e. not even a single drawing) is kinda not the best place to start with figure drawing, because it's not an easy topic. Expect massive struggle and failure in the beginning (everyone has this as a complete beginner).

>>7917759
i did

>>7917331

>>7918302
this is all really lazy and low effort perversion. poor construction, no faces, shitty hands, shitty feet, no color, no shadow, no discernible attempt to improve upon the craft or expression.

one gets the sense that you want to be applauded for having a boner, and the idea is, frankly, laughable.

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>>7917253
>>7917387
>>7917761
>>7918302
Your stuff is so inspiring. Your figs always make me wanna draw something sexy.

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>>7918302

>>7918364
thank you, same, always love your compositions with bold contrast and silhouette

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>>7917253
bump

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>>7918575