/loomis/ -Does anyone know any good drawing routines or curriculums to really improve your general draftsmanship after you've studied the fundamentals?

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Anonymous 09/04/17 (Mon) 12:39:48 No.5498

Does anyone know any good drawing routines or curriculums to really improve your general draftsmanship after you've studied the fundamentals?

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Anonymous 09/04/17 (Mon) 13:20:50 No.5499

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Anonymous 09/04/17 (Mon) 16:23:31 No.5510

Just draw a lot, man. You don't really need a set schedule but make sure you're drawing a couple hours a day. There are so many different subjects pertaining to art "art block" shouldn't be a problem. Keep in mind that professionals draw for at least 8 hours a day as part of their job and they probably drew nearly that much leading up to their employment.

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Anonymous 09/05/17 (Tue) 14:18:47 No.5535

>>5498

>after you've studied the fundamentals

>implying you're ever 'done' with the fundamentals

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Anonymous 09/06/17 (Wed) 14:41:38 No.5612

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>>5510

>>5535

Just going at it randomly doesn't seem very beneficial though, nor does it seem to be working for me. I imagine, much like working out the body, you need a proper upkeep routine to not only stay at your current level, but improve upon it.

For instance, you have a certain amount of time your work out your body. You may spend so much time working out your arms, so many reps, and after that you move on. Then the next day you'll focus on your legs and have a whole routine for them. I need that but for art.

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Anonymous 09/06/17 (Wed) 16:39:29 No.5613

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>>5612

Some advice I would give you in that image is that you've made the torso too long.

Ancient artists made that mistake a lot as well.

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