Thank you!

Yeah, I tried gesture drawing but it's not for me, I don't possess this fluid like motion that's helpful for gesture. Maybe I should try it again

I'm glad to hear that!

Thank you! Some days are a total struggle, like todays practice haha; couldn't draw legs. But that's all part of the process. I will!

For drawing I use Clip Studio Paint and the figures are from a website called Posemaniacs

Haha thank you!🧛‍♂️

The one on the left side, the one with the figures, is a website called Posemaniacs And the one on the right side, the drawing program, is called Clip Studio Paint

@@Owle_ obrigado

That comes with practice, in the beginning I was slow too (and still am imo), couldn't finish one figure but after a while my speed just naturally increased. So you don't have to worry if you don't finish a pose after a while you get the hang of it.

The website is called Posemaniacs, there should be a link in the description

@@Owle_ tysm! Currently im practicing anatomy and poses which is hard for me but then i saw ur channel and inspired me to start practicing again lol

Yeah no problem! Keep at it💪 I think Posemaniacs is a great tool to practice simple anatomy and different Poses!

@@Owle_ I will! and tysm also keep making art >:)

I listen to several different styles, the main one is rock. One minute it's metal, then it's classical music, then national music (I'm from Brazil) pop, instrumental, music from 200 years ago. In short: I listen to almost every type of music LOL. One question, which app/site are you using? it's paid?

Haha a fellow "I listen to every type of music". Great taste. I find it funny/interesting how different kinds of music affect how you're drawing/work. For drawing I use Clip Studio Paint which is a paid app. For the Poses I use a website called Posemaniac a free site with a lot of great reference poses.(some are kinda weird looking/buggy tho)

@@Owle_ Thank you very much, friend, a great study 😸💗

Thank you very much!

Sites I can recommend are: Posemaniacs; the easy to use 3D models help you visualise how the muscles lie/are connected under the skin but I need to add to that, that sometimes the models can be a bit buggy If you want to study with the real human body Quickposes and Line of Action have really nice references. Both of these also give the option for clothed poses. Also Artstation as a very nice catalogue of reference poses, both free and paid packs I'll add links below: www.posemaniacs.com/tools/thirtyseconds quickposes.com/en/gestures/random line-of-action.com/practice-tools/figure-drawing?category2=all www.artstation.com/marketplace/game-dev/resources/photography/reference

Thank you!

Nice to see you again! Welcome back :D Yeah nothing stopping me 💪

Once I'm more confident with my anatomy/poses I definitely give animation a try!

Thank you! It's a website called Posemaniacs, there should be a link in the description. For drawing I use Clip Studio Paint.

Hey, thank you! I also consider myself as a beginner. I was thinking for quite some time about what to say and what advice I could give, but the only thing I realized is that I'm very bad at it, haha, but I'll try my best anyway. The best adivce I can think of is, to remember to have fun while drawing! When I'm practicing and see a Pose I really like; I try to imagine it how it would look like while it's in motion, what environment it might be in, or what character would behave like that. Consistency is also important. I feel like you don't have to draw everyday, but a few times a week will help your body build muscle memory. When I first started to draw, my lines were super messy and rough but over time they evolved to what they are today; still a bit messy and rough but way better than before, haha. So it may take a while for you to notice the improvement, but it will keep getting better. In my construction I usually start with the head and (if visible) try to follow the shape of the spine or sternum to give myself some sort of guidence so I can build the body around it. But if I'm honest most of the time I just wing it, so I can't really tell you how I do my constrution, I don't know what I'm doing myself, haha. Studying anatomy is probably also a good way to improve, although that doesn't mean you have to know every name of every muscle, just the general shape is more than enough; at least at the beginning I think. Now I feel like I did a whole lot of yapping without saying much.. Let me know if there was something helpful in there or not, I probably need to work on my ability to give decent advice, haha. But yeah, the best adivce I can think of is to have fun and to take your time!

@@Owle_ I love your response lol. But thank you for answering my question 🙏🏼

Yeah of course! I would like to add one more thing, which I struggle a lot with and have to keep remind myself of is, that not everything has to be perfect. This is something what almost everyone says, but it's just true.

@@Owle_ yeah I struggle a lot with that honestly😭 I’m slowly trying to accept the failures and mistakes so I can start enjoying doing art which will make me wanna draw more instead of rage quitting and getting into a loop of “trying to draw something”, get mad at the mistakes, stop drawing and repeat. Lol

Haha, yeah exactly that happens to me all the time. What I do to learn to be more forgiving with myself are these pose practices. Because of the limited I have to draw them I'm bound to make mistakes, so they're allowed to not always look as good as I would like them to. We just need to keep at it. 💪

Thank you very much!

Yeah go for it! Thank you, I will !💪

THANK YOU FOR LETTING ME KNOW!

I like it, it creates a cozy atmosphere and matches the video ^^

I'm glad, thank you for letting me know!

Thank you!! I'll keep going!💪