Gesture Drawing - BASICS

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Gesture Drawing - BASICS

English | 50m | Video: 720p

In this class I want you to draw with me as we explore 4 main principles of gesture drawing:

-line of action
-shape
-silhouette
-exaggeration

The last video in the class you can use as reference for practicing these principles. Sometimes drawing from photos results in stiff and lifeless drawings, so here I’ve created a video of me posing so that you’ll keep in mind that’s what you’re drawing is a living breathing thing.

This is class is the first in a series of videos covering basic fundamentals of design for Illustrators and Animators.

More info - https://skl.sh/2ppZazX

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