The costume was pretty nice but so detailed (TONS of frills, flowers, ribbons) that with my current approach the drawings ended up looking messy. So I was sort of coming to it from the wrong direction. But these are the sketches suitable for posting.
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Although towards the end of the session I at least found I was no longer murdering the model's nicely done hair -- as much. When I do clothed life drawing again maybe I should start with the shape of the clothes instead of the body?
2 comments:
i think we should draw clothed models regularly. you're right, it involves a different approach to life drawing and i think it's just as relevent to animation as the nude model!
Indeed, though I'd like to start with easier clothes (if there was such a thing).
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