November 2011
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Quick gesture drawing tools
Just in case one of you does not know about these sites…
I’ve been using both of these lately, they really help!
Posemaniacs
Pixelovely
Posemaniacs is a bit awkward at times since it generates 3d models with a variety of perspectives and I have received a lot of poses that real humans would be hard pressed to make, but is good for studying muscle anatomy.
Pixelovely features real...
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Uncompressed backgrounds from your favourite... →
cyborglovesong:
I love it when the internet gives you exactly what you want when you do a google search. I needed these so bad.
I love the old LucasArts artwork…
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Scott Eaton: Bodies in Motion →
I’ve been using his references for almost 2 years now, they are a great source for real bodies in motion at a very high quality. Great practice for people who want to break out of those “just standing there” poses. His site also includes a reference library.
Thanks for the submission, mossi-mo!
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chaosdunkadvisory:
fuckyeahmedicalstuff:
zygoma:
homofuck:
For those of you interested in pursuing medical illustration or simply want to do it as a hobby, this is a must-do tutorial by freelance medical illustrator, Mike de la Flor.
Mike “guides you step-by-step through the essential concepts of medical illustration. Here he reveals the fundamentals of digital pen and ink techniques...
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DRAWING: Accessories
theprophetandtheliar:
The goal goal isn’t to show you how to draw clothes. There’s too many styles. So this is to show you how clothes behave on the body. That way you can at least get the physics right and design whatever you want.
Clothing
The Physics of Folds
Buckles, Snaps, and Laces
Weapons: Pistols and Revolvers
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