Figure Drawing Jan 2021 1st pic

Good afternoon, dilandoubishop, and welcome back, I'm Polyvios, here again, but how are you? Greatest job on your lightest but loosest yet liveliest lines of action and rhythm, but your anatomy of the head, arms, legs, and such are all too vaguest in my mind to me yet, so how would you love to lighten but tighten up your anatomical forms yet with your very first 2 hour class mode?

The logical reasoning is because, when it comes to your very-first-ever 2 hour class mode, then your understanding of human figures' proportions, perspective, and anatomy, and foreshortening will exponentially grow and improve in order to articulate your most imagined poses, but those drawing tools will become the least stiffest, but the most solidest, but fluidest, yet liveliest at the same time. For most practice info, please do yourself a favor by picking up an Audible of Daniel Coyle's Little Book of Talent. I hope you will find these completely and totally nicest, helpful, yet educational but encouraging. Hat's off!