Figure Drawing Madness!

I've been told a few times now that I rush into it too quickly. So on this first one I consciously tried to slow down. Good results! And the model was really tall & skinny, so I didn't mess up too bad on proportions.

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Digital Figures!

So this was the first day my current figure drawing class started on digital. Also the first formal break-in of my tablet. The class is the first one I've done where they extensively use clothes + props. 

 Quick gestures. Filtering out the ones I didn't like, btw.

From the next batch, these were five minutes I think.

In most of these, she's wearing these leg warmers. It's not always obvious in some but here it's very apparent.

 The last drawing of the day. Went about 20-30 minutes, but Im not too sure the exact time. About halfway through, they ditched the clump of cloth. Initially it was draped all over the body, but pretty much stole the show and was way too complicated.

Basically stuff I still need to do -- more patience. Draw shapes. Don't scribble.

What what, in the out door

I had plein-air stuff stuck in my head so I'd thought I'd give it a shot on my tablet, seeing as the materials I needed to bring included 1) a tablet and 2) a chair. I never really do landscapes, so this was a little new to me. Also I rushed out of there real quick due to 1) it being hot and 2) staring into the sun, just out of frame on the left there.

HUNCHBACKS AND DINOS OH MY

These were equal amounts of fun to draw. The movie still was a copy, the dinosaur was more just a crayon doodle.