Master studies are extremely important. I personally feel like an artist will never improve at figure drawing without doing master studies to see how other artist handle things. You will just keep repeating the same mistakes over and over. Here is a study of one of my favorite figurative artist Dean Cornwell.
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
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i'm trying to learn box forms currently myself, do you have any other recommendations for master figurative artists?
ReplyDeleteinvaluable info, Rad. Haven't dropped a note in a while but I live for this info! Thanks again:)
ReplyDeleteMokou: I learned this from Charles Hu. His class is awesome for learning boxy stuff.http://3kicks.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeleteBrandon: Good to hear from you.
Hey Rad, I was just wondering if you were or are a teacher at Art Center.
ReplyDeleteGreat post Rad, and many thanks for all the incredibly useful advice you put up.
ReplyDeleteawesome stuff rad.
ReplyDeleteChase: No, but I learned most everything from art center teachers and grads.
ReplyDeleteVery insightful post into your process. It took me a while to realize the path of the curves in the lower arm there follow that of the bones of the lower arm. Which makes this post even more invaluable.
ReplyDeletelove your studies and process,
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing your insights:)