What I actually draw vs what I think about
When I draw I focus on the shape design and think about the construction.
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6 comments:
Smashing! :)
thanks for this post!
it´s awesome to see that you think about all those things even in a "simple" drawing. It shows to me that it is possible to be natural/organic at the same time that you think in the structure and stuff...
thanks =)
Very impressive; I never thought that way for a relatively simple drawing. It makes a lot of difference. Thanks!
how do you go about "shortcut" from what you're thinking to what you're drawing? how long does transition take?
Cute piece! You have such a solid understanding of forms!
So, the "B" is for "boobs", right?
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