Kyle Petchock

Les bases du dessin de silhouette - La silhouette féminine

Hey Monroney! Nice Job! Some things to work on in the future - be sure to practice your proportions more and defining the muscle groups more effectively. Some things that are off here are areas such as the facial features and neck. For a female character the neck should be a lot thinner, and the eyes should be in straight alignment. Here it also looks like the left eye is avoiding the hair falling in front of her face. A better strategy would be to draw both of the eyes first, sketch the hair over the eye, and then erase the parts of the eye being covered up. This way they won't look warped. The hands also look a bit too small, and the shoulders should have more definition so they don't look "deflated" for lack of a better word. Work more on how the torso moves as well when the hips are tilted, and try to make the hair appear more fluid and smooth (not as stiff). Overall great job, and Keep Persevering!

<img srcset="https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/ff16ea6b3e67bad9e880e4da3f09138e/a3aa8057 600w, https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/ff16ea6b3e67bad9e880e4da3f09138e/a3aa8057 1000w" sizes="(max-width: 600px) 600px, 100vw" src="https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/ff16ea6b3e67bad9e880e4da3f09138e/a3aa8057" loading="lazy" alt="Figure Drawing Basics Project - Female - image 1 - student project">
 
I just finished Kyle's class on Female Figure Drawing, and I feel like i got a lot out of the class. Primarily the parts about form following gesture, and keeping the shapes simple. I wanted to draw a character from Pokemon, and I'm fairly happy with how it turned out. Here's to more practicing and experimenting.

Figure Drawing Basics Project - Female

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