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29 Second Erechtheon Warm-Up
© 2020 Polyvios AnimationsDone as part of a practice session with poses of 29 seconds in length.
My current goal is: Make my one-point perspectives less stiff and more dynamic, energetic, and fluid
Hi, I'm Polyvios, and this is my warm-up. That's of the Erechtheon. I just loosened myself up in 29 seconds, seemingly all in one stroke. What do you think?
Lubos V
During an exercise like this is also nice to play with pencil pressure. Try draw as light or as dark as you can. Otherwise, a nice exercise to stop worrying about your outcome.
Darren1004 (unregistered visitor)
This is a needed step before doing any drawing.