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 Posted: Mon May 08, 2006 6:22 am
Did you go to websites?
did someone teach you?
got a technique you want to share with others? this is the place for it.
also if you know any good drawing tutorial/tip sites pleese don't hesitate to post them, currently Im trying to better myself at the female form because I find it difficult to draw both hands and feet without them looking wonky. razz
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Posted: Tue May 09, 2006 7:22 pm
I don't really draw that well.. but I drew even worse then I do now before my friend helped me... Just silly things like drawing the outline of the body frist and drawing light lines frist then darker after.
Nothing to special.
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Posted: Tue May 23, 2006 7:54 pm
I was put in an art camp since I was 4. I was on tv and in the news papers a bunch cause of it. I didn't really put much effort into my drawings until I got to high school. I learned the basics from a book (ok, it didn't really help), a class I took out side of school (again, I was mainly there to chat with the teacher.... he's cool -.-) and a small bit of my shadeing technique from school.
I normally start with the head first, because once you have the head, you can mesure out how big the body should be. Normal, or elegant adults are normally around 7-71/2 head lenghts. The sholder width is normally 2-3 heads. Younger children can range from 4-6 head lenghts, normally.
For drawing back grounds, setting a horrizon point is a great way to start out. If you know that, it makes it easyer to set a foreground, mid ground (i believe thats what it's called), and a back ground.
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Posted: Tue May 30, 2006 1:59 pm
crying i cant draw crying
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Posted: Wed May 31, 2006 5:51 pm
I'm mainly working on details, like the hair mainly. I can draw good outlines, though.
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Posted: Wed Jun 07, 2006 8:59 pm
I chose to take Art in Junior High because Drama and 20th century music just didn't appeal to me. Took it in grade ten, too, because by that time I was interested and starting to improve. Couldn't take it this year (schedule didn't work out), and taking it by correspondance just didn't work for me.
I still have a bit of trouble, mostly when drawing without an image to look at and draw from, and still screw up on hands/feet/legs/arms, etc... I try and follow the eyes/hair shown, but make my own small changes sometimes.
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Posted: Fri Jun 09, 2006 7:05 pm
My older sister taught me what I know. I grew up envying her, and what she does. So I would copy everything she does, even her artwork.
But, she's gotten to good for me now, so I've stuck with Manga drawing.
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Posted: Sun Jun 11, 2006 12:59 pm
[Lily Girl] I don't really draw that well.. but I drew even worse then I do now before my friend helped me... Just silly things like drawing the outline of the body frist and drawing light lines frist then darker after. Nothing to special.
I remember in grd 8 your like
DRAW THE HEAD FOR ME! and Im like... ok... gonk cool
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9/70k
Plz help? kthnxbai
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Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 1:11 pm
hm...I think I learned to draw by copying pictures I've seen and liked and slowly perfecting them. And I also steel techniques from others! twisted
I'm terrible at drawinf hands and arms (length problems) but I'm getting better, better........ stare
I only started drawing manga because it's easy and they look so pretty! 4laugh But I also like doing abstract drawings and flowers. And who can forget stick peoples! whee We all got to start somewhere.
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Posted: Mon May 14, 2007 1:41 pm
Hmmm... well...
I used to copy pictures, and I slowly got out of doing that by copying them less and less as I got slightly older (I've only been able to draw for the last 3 years >.<)
I'm 14 now, and I think I'm doing okay for my age, I learnt from trying and trying and trying. And taking hours on one drawing.
I'm taking art for my GCSE's... and Graphics....
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