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    • lmrush
      lmrush Pro SVS OG last edited by

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      Ongoing painful (in a good way) perspective studies thank you Renduin for your suggestion of drawing it out in shapes first

      Lisa Rush
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      • Lee White
        Lee White SVS Team SVS Instructor Pro SVS OG last edited by

        Hey there, great to see these studies. I do have a recommendation that makes this process much easier. For me, I always had a hard time putting a person in a box. It just doesn't seem natural. Although that's how I build everything else. For people, I just use what a call
        "the doorway technique" (I made that up). I just use a rectangle as a way to figure out the perspective. Kinda like if a person was standing in a doorway. I just draw the doorway, then add the person using the perspective of the clothing and overlaps to show the depth. It's really easy and feels much more natural to me. Give it a whirl and see how you like it. : )people perspective.jpg

        SVS Faculty Instructor
        www.leewhiteillustration.com

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        • lmrush
          lmrush Pro SVS OG @Lee White last edited by lmrush

          @Lee-White Thank you so much Lee for taking the time to write and share your "doorway technique' I will definitely give it a try, putting people in a stacked rectangle almost pushed me over the edge! I will post where I got to today and then start fresh with yours- I too think it will be more organic your way! Thank you Thank you!!!

          Lisa Rush
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          • lmrush
            lmrush Pro SVS OG last edited by lmrush

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            Where I got to today using the rectangle approach

            Lisa Rush
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            • lmrush
              lmrush Pro SVS OG last edited by

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              This is where I stopped today. Now to try it Lee's way.......

              Lisa Rush
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              • lmrush
                lmrush Pro SVS OG @Lee White last edited by

                Love the doorway method, so much easier this took minutes as opposed to hours and I think they look better, I will probably change the lower left figure pose but I can't thank you enough for sharing your "doorway technique"
                @Lee-White doorwayfigures.jpg

                Lisa Rush
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                • lmrush
                  lmrush Pro SVS OG last edited by

                  Ongoing progress thanks to Lee's new technique I have adopted, just not sure how far to take the shading since I am going to be coloring in photoshop. I would love to hear all of your thoughts discoveries on how far you take your shading before coloring ?

                  3figures.jpg

                  ??

                  Lisa Rush
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                  • NickA
                    NickA last edited by

                    Great work so far. I see you are making a great effort. 🙂

                    A small thing I noticed is that the girl on the left would be a bit longer and more triangular in this perspective. Check out some of these Andrew Loomis head drawings from his Head and Hands book on this blog:

                    http://wachoosay.tumblr.com/post/15077739921/cycliccircumferentia-cypheroftyr

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                    • lmrush
                      lmrush Pro SVS OG @NickA last edited by

                      @NickA Thank you so much Nick I will definitely check out the link!

                      Lisa Rush
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                      • lmrush
                        lmrush Pro SVS OG @NickA last edited by

                        @NickA Great link thank you, when you say "longer" did you mean just her head or her body as well? - trying to see it but I think I may have perspective blindness- ha ha

                        Lisa Rush
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                        • NickA
                          NickA last edited by

                          Sorry I was referring to the head. 😉

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                          • lmrush
                            lmrush Pro SVS OG @NickA last edited by

                            @NickA I thought so thank you! I will work on that.

                            Lisa Rush
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                            • lmrush
                              lmrush Pro SVS OG @NickA last edited by

                              @NickA Thank you so much for your help-Hopefully a bit better-I think so, what do you think?
                              face.jpg

                              Lisa Rush
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                              • NickA
                                NickA last edited by

                                Definitely an improvement. 😉

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                                • lmrush
                                  lmrush Pro SVS OG @NickA last edited by

                                  @NickA Thank you for your help!

                                  Lisa Rush
                                  www.lisarushgallery.com
                                  www.facebook.com/ArtbyLisaRush/
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