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Gesture drawings

@hiddenblade@hiddenblade (79)9d

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Here are some of the more gesture drawings that I did in my journal. Here, I focused more on the women sculptures I've seen on the internet. Most of them I believe were marble statues photographed in what looked like a museum. I love this style and the poses as well since they capture a lot of feminine energy and emotions.



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I realized my style is influenced by these as well, as many paintings from 15th century also kinda looked like this.



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These are maybe 2-minute sketch per figure and I really like this way of sketching as well since I only focus on the poses and the form and I can move on to the next one.

Comments · 3

  • @alejandra.her(72)· 7d

    I've tried to develop this good habit and I've failed every time, lol. Even though I've loved it when doing it.

    I Love your sketches. I think it's, beyond the practice to become a better artist, a great way of enjoy creating.

  • @blingit(69)· 8d

    yeah... awesome... don't overthink.... you progess so much better with 100 quicky dodgy sketches and then 5 more thoughtful ones, that doing 2 more thoughtful ones that take ages.

    They are not bad AT ALL. I took my husband to life drawing classes on a date (very early on) and jolly well made sure it was a male model the first time... SO much fun...

    i like this one best

    just looks "the right energy" the pose doesn't look forced.

    anyway great job.

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  • @seki1(71)· 9d

    These are maybe 2-minute sketch per figure

    You severely underwhelm how crazy this is😭😂😂

    They are actually quite good and for me maybe 10 minutes per sketch