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Re: Sketchbook: Rima
It's been a while since I updated here. I've had an irritating month or so; I keep getting ill. So these are some stuff from just before that; I think they're newer than the previous posts since they look different, but they're from some time ago. They look marginally less dogshit than I remember, which is something. As… -
Re: Sketchbook: Rima
One bad habit I have - among many - is this annoying hyperfixation. When I know I'm deficient in something, I'll often hhyperfixate on it to the exclusion of other important things. For example, I was annoyed by a lack of clarity, and after seeing the way Eaton sculpted, I got fixated on that way of sculpting for the… -
Re: Sketchbook: Rima
I think there's definitely a competency applying skeletal & musculature fundamentals just by skimming through this thread though occasionally imo an errant proportional asymmetry would become apparent although minimal, when for example unifying the torso too either upper or lower limbs. My background back in the day was… -
Re: Sketchbook: Rima
I was looking today at Bammes' anatomy book. The reading is dry, but it is good at illustrating and explaining some stuff I didn't really get. When it comes to the torso here, for example. I'd quite underestimated how much of the ribs can still come through; they can be hard to see on references due to the abs hiding them,… -
Re: Sketchbook: Rima
This one's my latest go at it. It's definitely better than my previous tries, but....I still feel a bit nonplussed. I don't feel like I'm achieving anything here; it still doesn't live up to the original reference. I'm improving, but not enough. Need more. I was able to get a bit closer to the reference this time, though.…
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