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emueller — Bertin Study
Published: 2013-03-26 13:34:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 233; Favourites: 3; Downloads: 3
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This is a study of a figure sketch by Bertin. This is VERY different to how I go about figure drawing, so it was nice to attempt it and try to get a feel for the process. I may try this type of drawing again in the future with my own reference, as I really do like the look of it.Related content
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This is so cool. Did you draw the multiple limbs or was it like that in the Bertin sketch?
The facial proportions seem a bit off. Almost like her face is squished to be too thin on her head.
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The sketch had the multiple limbs. I usually would not include all the work behind a drawing like that, but this sketch had that really loose feel to it.
I actually am not having the best luck finding a link to this reference online. If you could see it though the face is indeed weird, but I do see that I fudged it more than it should have been.
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Ah. Well it looks pretty awesome
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thats an interesting look whats the process entail ?
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Loose lines, observation, and focus on line thickness. Because I was working from a reference, it was not hard to get into the style of it once I got going. What I didn't do was map out the general shapes first, that came from drawing and redrawing the figure, which results in the chaotic linework.
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