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Published: 2006-01-11 19:12:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 2303; Favourites: 33; Downloads: 26
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A drawing we had to do for Drawing III (which is offically over as of today-- I got an A for the semester), featuring these semi-stick figures that hopefully showed us how to structure a person better. I learned a lot from these guys, and if you're into drawing and are hoping to get better, this is a worthwhile activity. As you can see, there are some marks Mr. Counts made on my paper, though his comments are partly cut off and unreadable by now. Also, I apologize for the slight splicing error; it was too big for the scanner and I don't have a nice program to do this in or anything.Related content
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nice, makes me think of Papayrus from under tale a bit
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Hey you wouldn't by a chance have gone to Irvin High School have you?
I got these from my teacher myself. Are these from some site?
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I think they may be from a book-- my best bet would be one of Hogarth's books, which my teacher used as a reference for us frequently. I'm not sure though.
And no, I did not go to Irvin High
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That's right, sticky...keep on rockin' in the free world.
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hey! sorry I havent stoped by in a while. I love them! *hugs* there happy! woo. I really love the one on the end, to the right. wooo!
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ah, man, my brother has phenomenal stick figure comics, and they are really funny, its psychotically funny, and they are real stick people one main character is guy with club, he dies alot
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lol I did stick figure comics a lot in 7th grade... does your bro have an account here on devart? It'd be great to see some of them
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no, theyre all thrown away, he was doing them last year in the calendar of his assignment notebook
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damn... you need to keep stuff like that! I still have my ugly little things around somewhere... it's always fun to look back on that kind of stuff.
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eerie, but very cool. to bad theyre not as easy to draw as stick figures, but these are by far better. its interesting that you gave muscular detail to the torso, but not form the waist down and in the limbs. these are some great poses and they are done very well.
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I just copied the sheet... but I did like the style a lot. Torsos are commonly what I'm better at anyway, and I love the definition on them so these were pretty fun for me to draw. 
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Really nice. My favorite one is the second from the right. He's like, "Whyyyyyyyyyyy?" Or, even better, "Kaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahn!!" Very nice job ^_^
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lol thank you... I like that guy too, though as I remember I enjoyed drawing all of them.
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Good stuff... Looks like the things in Loomis' book 'bout figure drawing. Do you know that? If not it might help you...
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Not sure I do... what's the book called?
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I don't know exactly but it's something with figure drawing... The figures you drew look very similiar to the studies he does... First I thought it were the same poses but I'm not sure there...
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pretty sure my drawing teacher drew them himself and photocopied them and handed them to us. I've never heard of that artist, to be honest, but it's a possibility that my teacher drew something from his work.
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*Drawing III (there are other divisions, like Photography, Computer Graphics, etc)
Thank you
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