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    Gesture Drawing Class Work (anyone want to post their work with me?)

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      tombrinck last edited by

      Here’s my collection of my best gesture drawings from throughout the course. Wow, there’s so much to learn by viewing everyone else’s work. Thank you everyone for sharing.

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        LauraA SVS OG last edited by

        @tombrinck Very nice! I see you did a lot of contour drawing. And your variations have a lot of personality! I recognize some of those poses!

        @TessaW I like your takes on the subject matter, as usual!

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          LauraA SVS OG last edited by

          Here is the last practice exercise from Lesson 6, the one with two figures:

          Gestures 6 two gondolier.jpg Gestures 6 two lice and date.jpg

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          • LauraA
            LauraA SVS OG last edited by

            Back with double figures assignment. This time I tried very hard to loosen up! I selected a blottier brush and went to some old family photos to get more small children in the mix. I also went to the last reference resource, a collection of county fair photos with an amazing variety of humanity!

            The results are mixed. I actually found the county fair photos so fascinating that I didn't want to vary from them. I may have had a bit more story success with the same couple of models that we have been working from all along. But I enjoyed getting some children in too, and since I want to do children's books, felt it was a good opportunity to practice a bit without getting too perfectionistic.

            On to the last lesson!

            Gestures 6 shoe.jpg Gestures 6 polenta.jpg Gestures 6 sandbox.jpg Gestures 6 pushing.jpg Gestures 6 punch.jpg Gestures 6 bubbles.jpg Gestures 6 sharing fries.jpg

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