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Published: 2006-12-19 08:51:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 79193; Favourites: 2687; Downloads: 11
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just learning the anatomy with this oneRelated content
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That is the most beautiful and amazing drawing that I have seen in a very long time.
Did you just do this from life-drawing?
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Very masterful treatment! You should make prints!
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This is beautiful work. Especially, the perspective on the pelvic bone on the far right looks very dimensional in space.
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Looks like something from DaVinci sketchbook. Great work.
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i was thinking the same thing. very davinci-esque
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I am humbled by your mastery of the human form...these look natural and powerfull...brilliant...
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amazing figure study great work much better than any of my stuff lol
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your understanding of the figure and how u choose to represent the faces and body's are near the same as da vinci. looks like it was ripped out of his sketchbook
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Art education in Π ΠΎΡΡΠΈΡ is intense. A B+ for this study is whack, my comrade!
Even Kandinsky wouldn't be able to this. How long did it take you? Also, was it from life?
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This is amazing. If this is how art is in Russia, I'm on my way.
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Beautiful drawing. Great shading of the figure, it really brings dimension to it.
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Wow man!
Pretty spot on and very inspirational.
Absolutely love this piece.
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Thanks this sort of work influences me
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wow man! thats all that i can say. im in a rawing class right now and.....holy shit that must have taken a load time and talent.
Congrats!
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This is an incredibly detailed study! I love the way you posed the skeletons next to the flesh-and-blood humans.
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Hi. i think your work is fantastic and had a couple of questions I'd like to pose:how well is your artistic confidence when drawing from memory? Is it dependable? Could you easily use your understanding of the human body to become an animator? What tips would you recommend an aspiring figurative draughtsman/draftsman?
I'd appreciate to hear back from you.
Thank you
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better to work fro real life, but if need be there are methods of producing a piece without the model present...
most portraits in history were painted without the model present all the time.
all th eknowlage is appliable in digital art as well as traditional... although in digital you run into a diffirent problem.. getting used to work on a tablet and a stylus.. but that comes fairly qick.
my advices would be, draw a lot of sketches from life and set diffirent goals for them... one sketch would focus you on capturing likeness with the model, another captres the movement and proportions of the figure... another captures a theam and the feel of an inviroment.
and be prepared to make a LLLLLoooooot of them! Quoting Stalin-"Quantity has it's own quility" that is so true with art, not on the same page wth him on the implied subject thought!
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very good drawings. may i ask how big is this drawing in real life?
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aaahhh Vesaliuss!!!! thats what this reminds me hehe
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This is absolutely beautiful, and so inspiring.
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YOU drew this!?!??!?!?!!?!?! honesty, it makes me think of Da Vinci!!!! i wish i could shade like this and attain such grand proportions
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just learning 
great draw anyways, very very good. top notch
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It's beautiful! Congratulations and thank you, it inspired me to draw more
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Really impressive *_*
thanks for putting that underwear there XD
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this is super rad... love the cross-hatching work that youve done... excellent piece... i'd like to invite you to join me and other artists at bluecanvas.com and post your work there. it's a multi-genre website with other artists and art enthusiasts like yourself. anyways... very inspiring work... keep on keepin on...
slacks
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wow...i wish i had your eye.
i can't see where bones are placed at all.....
wonderful job! 
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