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AbdonJRomero — Spherical Forms1
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Beautiful!! It's so rare to see dancers' movements caught really correctly!
Also, thank you for all the "deconstructed" drawings - such a lot of insight, very informative for a little hobbyist like me. 
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Great drawing! I really dig, what this line of 6 same size spheres represents?
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This looks amazing! I will definitely try this exercise. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you for this, a lovely drawing, and very instructive and inspiring!
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Spherical forms are the most basic. They represent the feeling of existing form in space, are interconnected and occur right through the entire surface of the figure describing its volume. There are certainly other ways descriptive: box forms, spheres and boxes, ellipses and cylinders, and any other form or combination that may occur to us!
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Oh! *-*
Well thank you for the information. This is the first time I've seen just Spheres to render a figure. Especially something as complex as the human body. <: D I'll try it out. The Spheres look like they give more mass and curves to a form. It looks fun~*
Thanks again~
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He's beautifully rendered~
I'm not sure what the spheres have to do with his construction but, it's very neat~*
And his anatomy is beautiful~ *-*
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Pfff. . . He's wearing slippers. I don't know why that amuses me so much . . . x)
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Vilppu of course, also Loomis, Bridgman, Michelangelo, Leonardo, Rubens, Andrea del Sarto and hundreds more!
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