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Published: 2011-08-18 17:55:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 192434; Favourites: 5607; Downloads: 3216
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I kind of wish I didn't have to pick between traditional and digital for this (aren't things like Anatomy and Perspective kind of useful in both?) but I went with Traditional since that's what I do.
Pose is in the gallery here:
You can find more perspective and foreshortening poses in my gallery in this folder !
Pardon spelling mistakes and general rambling. I promised *shuu-bunni I'd make one of these.
DON'T FEAR THE FORESHORTENING! ATTACK IT WITH VIGOR!
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I'm still working on the part when you have to do it without the reference xD
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Oh! I can hardly wait to see that one. That's going to be really helpful too because I can't do foreshortening without at least looking in the mirror.
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This is really helpful. It isn't one of those tutorials that confuse me. It was clear enough that my little brother who was sitting next to me was able to understand it as well. (he's seven). Thank you sooo much for this tutorial!!
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yay that's great! My sister is 8 and I love teaching her drawing techniques
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Fantastic tutorial. Thank you!
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I have to admit, I've been looking for tutorials for foreshortening for a LONG time. This has to be the first time it's 1) made sense and 2) seemed plausible enough to do. Also, I really enjoyed the end of your author comments.
THIS. IS. FORESHORTENING!
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Great tutorial! Thaks for really useful advice
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haha I like the random cat in the background sniffing the shoe^^ Great tutorial, thanks
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I've been looking for something like this for a while 
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Sine you've already started that pose, you should draw Purple Cow.
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Jesus, you not only provide us with countless incredible stock, but also provide us with badass tutorials? For Free?
There's not enough thank yous for me to give you
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HNNNNNGGGHHHHH THIS IS SO FU.... GODDAMN GOOD OH GOD YOU GUYS...
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I always love your tutorials~ :3
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While reading this, for some reason, you had the voice of a dude in my head. Sakky-dude.
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Thank you for this. 
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thanks 
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Ahhh it's still a good method but picturing a foreshortened stick I can also see being a challenge. But it might be easier to think of a tube or a barrel
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This is so helpful! Thank you so much for making this <3
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You know, this is what's helped me improve my artwork: seeing things as shapes and forms, instead of just lines. XD If that makes sense. Excellent tutorial! Can't wait to try it out sometime!
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So very awesome. You are also very awesome for doing this, you're so darn helpful!
(I hate that we can't have things submitted to categories that combine digital and traditional too. So many of the works I do are a combination!)
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That was great! Really clear and helpful ^_^ I am definately going to try some foreshortening
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yes!! I can't wait to see
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Wow.. thank you for putting this together. This was a really helpful, simple read (stress on the 'simple' part, because often a complicated tutorial causes me to get too confused to finish 
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I know I write too much text in tutorials so I tried to make sure the pictures made it obvious what I was saying haha xD
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Thanks for the tutorial! This fits wonderfully with s 'Let's Draw: Perspective' and 'Let's Draw: Foreshortening' series! [link]
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She's a stellar stock model!!
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