Key Figure Drawing Fundamentals
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มิ.ย. 2022
- Focus on Gesture & Form: Studying figure drawing from Charles Bargue's drawing course book.
Topics: Gesture lines, Mother Forms, Proportions, Balance, CSl and Line work.
I'm using the figures in Part 3 of the drawing book to practice basic figure drawing. This type of exercise is great for preparing for drawing from live models in a studio or art school. Each of his figures have a singular rhythm. This gesture then connects the anatomical landmarks and forms to a flow which is felt within the drawing. His drawings are beautiful and very helpful for learning figure drawing. I'll show you how I personally approach these drawings for the goal of preparing to draw from live models in art school or studios.
Drawing Courses:
bradwynn.gumroad.com/
The book can be found on Amazon and several websites have older prints in pdf file format for free.
www.amazon.com/Charles-Bargue... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Until now, I enter your channel, replay the videos, and learn from you, my legend. I hope you come back and continue to present wonderful videos.❤️🙏🏻
Bradwynn, your work has been an inspiration to countless students all over the world. I hope you're doing well, happy new year!
i'm so happy i found this channel back. Hope Bradwinn is fine and he can upload new videos soon.
Brad, I just wanted to send a quick note and say how much I have learned and the pleasure of seeing the progress made from following your videos this past year. GReat work and Happy New Year!
Glad to see you upload again Brad
It was super useful watch your workflow explained like that! Thank you very much.
So helpful, I kind of struggle with figure drawing and your explanations are truly useful, and a real pleasure to follow. Thanks for all your hard work on your channel !
Great to see you back Brad 👊
No one does like you do man! Please let us know that you're doing good. That's all really, we just want to check with you. Grateful for all your uploads
Can't wait for the figure course.
Great demo as always!
YOUR VIDEOS TAUGHT ME SO MUCH... I'M GRATEFUL 🙏NOW I CAN DRAW BETTER THAN I USED TO
Awesome.. very inspiring, thanks for the video, I hope you stay healthy
Thank you for your informative video! Great to see you upload again :))
Por favor BRADWYNN sube a tu canal más vídeos que nos tienes olvidados 😢
I just found your channel and love it. I hope you still plan on making more content. It looks like this is your latest and it was almost a year ago!
Brad when where are you buddy? We miss you I hope you post again
Very nice teaching step by step.thank you sir.
Thanks for sharing
Was wondering where you went! Coincidentally i just ordered this book yesterday as one of my bday gifts to myself!
I rarely comment and even less watch a video without skipping some sides
But THIS video really opened my eyes about how to do better gesture drawings
I use the Reilly method because it matches more my way of thinking but your base construction and way of explaining really opened my eyes so thank you so much I hope to see more of your content on the future
brad :) thank you for this great video 🍀
Great video. Really good break down of construction. Is this part of another series or videos/patreon exclusive? Seems like it was continuing from something else at start and like you were discussing a series of topics at times. For the muscles, I remember drawing the double bulging cylinders when I started out. I forget where I heard or who told me the explanation, but what always stuck with me was learnign that muscles always work in tandem and are what move the bones. It's pretty obvious when you hear it, but bones dont move on their own and need the muscles to pull the bones in directions. The msucle that pulls will bulge while the opposing muscle will stretch flatter - ie curling your arm will cause the bicep to bulge and the tricep will flatten out. To straighten out the arm, the tricep will contract/bulge and the bicep will flatten/relax. These tandem muscles working in opposition to one another and knowing that the muscles attach at set points (technically ligaments) on the bones means they always bulge and flatten in relation to those points.
It was a very simple explanation with cylinders and putting simplified muscles on them, but always stuck with me. You wont have bulging muscles on both sides of an arm or leg if you understand that simple principle and even beginners that dont know names of muscles or other anatomy can understand simple concept on their own and see it in action with an Arnold or other body builder showing off triceps and biceps and so on.
Thanks again for these videos Brad. Always enjoy your content.
Thanks ❤
Beautiful drawing
very useful🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌺
Looking forward to your figure drawing course! Will that be based on the Reilly method?
Heck yeah!
Pls share more n more videos...of human figures drawing.. thanx a lot
Come back we need you!! 😢😢😢
Hi Bradwynn, could you make a drawing course based on Loomis: head, hands and figure? You are a very good teacher , I would buy it on gumroad, and I am sure many others would as well. Your style of teaching Loomis is the best! I hope it is something that is interesting to you.
Thank you and all the best to you!
Hope you're OK !
Are you doing well, we miss your great work
Beautiful ART ❤️🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Now your new friend and new subscriber 💝❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️
Where are you I miss you bradwynn
Sir please make a video on Reilly method with explanation of rythm of bones previous vedio is nice but you explain all clearly 😭😭😭😭😭😭🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺 please make video I'm your subscriber
BRAD come back to TH-cam
What is the name of the book
Why are you not posting
Ear needs to be further forward
I want you to be on Instagram
BRAD I need more of this expertise! WE (I) MISS YOU! They way you articulate art is astounding. It makes me inspired to try and recreate through visualization.