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You can grab it 20% off during the presale along with her other course at proko.com/tiffaniemang

Your art tells a story and if you want to tell that story cinematically, then you need to understand lighting and color. Tiffanie Mang's new course teaches you the essentials for how to think like a cinematographer while painting.

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So, you've mastered drawing biceps, the Loomis head, and even the skeleton. Now what? Steven Michael Hampton is here to teach you drapery! Learn the 7 basic folds, how fabric interacts with anatomy, and how you can use it to emphasize posing for clothed figures All for 20% off!

if you eat a more skilled artist, you gain their abilities.

@The_Antin I'm honored to have been a part of you learning! You're making great work! 💪

@prokotv You literally taught me😭

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Sketchbooks are supposed to be experimental and messy. Sketchbooks are supposed to be experimental and messy. Sketchbooks are supposed to be experimental and messy. Sketchbooks are supposed to be experimental and messy. Sketchbooks are supposed to be experimental and messy.

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Summer is the perfect time to fill up a sketchbook and experiment with your style! If you need help and inspiration, @eleezaart's style course is 20% off for a limited time.

Evening figure drawing! Focusing on the arms and neck area! Ref is from @prokotv They have great pose ref for gesture, figure drawing, character design, or pose ref! If you use this link and decide to buy some of their bundles you can help me out a little too:) proko.com/s/5KyA?af=1063… #figuredrawing #gesturedrawing #shading #bicep #tricep #chest #gottogetbetter #portrait #anatomy #humananatomy #drwaing #sketches #doodle #art #illustration

If you're placing an object in a scene, chances are it has a requirement for its proportion and angles. If we were saying that it didn't matter to get the form's details as intended, you can make whatever object you want! That's just doodling and does have a place, it's just not drawing a specific form in correct perspective.

@prokotv I think a trapazoid would be a lot easier since you don’t have to get the exact angle or length equal to itself.

Are cubes the simplest 3D form? This art students disagrees!

@FrankDiPiano3 I get where you're coming from there and accept that one!

@prokotv Technically it would be simpler to have a rectangular prism, unless it was mentioned that all sides must remain the same without me realizing.

Get your tickets! We'll see you there!!

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@Gomamon_64 Glad we got there AND got to talk about Digimon lol

@prokotv Yep I can definitely get behind the explanation now. I was coming more from a mathematical definition perspective (it's a part I don't usually share in my page, that's where the coordinates talk came from), but I agree with the added explanation in your reply

@Gomamon_64 All this being said, I always thought Bukamon was cooler than Gomamon. But I respect your love for him.

I looked at your account to see if you draw. I see some characters but no scenes with perspective in my browsing. This is the context and is important to the discussion. Let's say you need to draw four sets of forms in a scene with 2, 3, or 5 point perspective and those sets need to match in proportion and scale. Two tetrahedrons, two spheres, two cylinders, and two cubes. How will you place them in the scene with drawing alone and which of those will you be able to place and draw the easiest? Spheres and cylinders are regularly placed into a scene by starting with a cube and working down from that as a meaningfully more simple indicator of them as a baseline. That's the core of what's being demonstrated and that extends to other forms because of their specific requirements to be accurately drawn into a scene.