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Do you notice something about these two drawings?
It's more obvious on the bald dude than the
woman. He's on a single plane, she's not so much
but they both look pretty two dimensional. It's
not that you drew them incorrectly, it's that
the angle at which they are being seen is a
pretty flat angle. The dude much more than the
woman. If you notice the woman's right leg is
bent and her right knee appears closer to you
than her left knee. Also, her left arm appears
to be angled away and behind her body more so
than her right arm. Her body is forming three
separate planes. Her torso is the first plane,
her right leg bending forward creates a second
plane, and her left arm angling back creates a
third plane. This is going to happen much more
frequently than the whole person being on a
single plane like baldy here. In order to draw
bodies that are on multiple planes
we'll have to expand how we do the stick figure
approach to drawing people. |
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