FormSketch

✏️ Drawing, sketches & visual ideas

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Dynamic poses start with simple forms

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Water textures look complicated until you break them into simple steps 💧

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Loose fabric falls vertically while tight fabric stretches horizontally

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Leg poses feel better when the weight actually makes sense

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Same arm, totally different energy depending on the hand pose 👀

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Your poses probably need more flow, not more detail

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Eye direction changes with the angle of the head

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Simple values and window patterns create believable skyscrapers

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Once I started thinking in depth instead of outlines, everything looked more 3D ✏️

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Thinking of the face as a curved surface made eye angles click for me 👀

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A small jaw angle change makes a huge difference

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Foreshortening gets way easier when you stop thinking in lines

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Lighting shapes the mood just as much as the facial features

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A few subtle curves can make a character feel so much more alive ✍️

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Facial expressions are all about the relationship between the eyes, brows, and mouth

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Flat skin usually isn't a shading problem, it's a color problem

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The difference between a weak hand and a powerful one is in the tension

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Learning the neck as a solid shape made every head angle easier to draw ✍️

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Simple cylinders and joints make leg poses much easier to draw

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Studying muscle flow helped me more than memorizing every single muscle ✍️

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Perspective finally makes sense when you understand the vanishing points