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Published: 2008-05-13 12:19:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 29653; Favourites: 710; Downloads: 7943
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Just added together all my parkour sketches (there's tons of those...)(21*29, pencil, photoshop)
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hey can i use these as templates for this web show im working on? plzzzz
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Love the sitting guy in the corner. Looks like that one boy in the group who gets tired easily and just sits to watch the others. (AKA Me XD)
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some of this poses are taken and copied from web sites and famous pictures of david belle, but nice pencil anyway
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Awesome sketches mind if I use some of these for reference?
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Im trying to Train parkour by my self, its so hard to learn it without a teacher, soo far i just learn the roll
Somebody help i really want to learn parkour
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In what city do you live? I might be able to help
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well i live in a small city here in phil. named dumaguete.
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yess that is awesome i just finished my Parkour morning routine befor i lever
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hey, can i use this as my facebook-wall cover?
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hey, can i use this as my facebook-wall cover?
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what i want to do: everyting in this picture
what i really do: refer to bottom right hand corner
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HAH! Ditto hon, maaan... I wish I had the body of a 17teeny... I would be all over the page!
;]
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I actually probably COULD do most of these things if I'd just practice
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I was wondering if I could use one of these poses for a reference? I'd give you credit in the description, of course. But if you'd rather not, that's understandable.
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i wish i could draw figures and action stuff like this..... its so fricken hard and you make it look easy!
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Great but stop copy by photos and start study the body during Parkour and try to draw it on paper.
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Wow. Really great fluid action, pulling the whole figure together mid-pose 
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Awesome sketches! Very accurate anatomical proportions...
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dang!! I love these sketches!! I do parkour too and this is freaking awesome
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Suomalainen? Niin oletenkin! Hiano! Todella, itse harastan parkouria, tyylikkΓ€itΓ€ pose:ja ja semmoista, Vau!
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Then you must see this. The only video that shows what I love on PK so far. The only one. Touching, awe-inspiring
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holy crap! I've never sat though a 30 minute video like that before and not been bored, that was absolutely amazing! I've only just started but its so inspiring! thanks so much for the link
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thats what artists, people and tracers should do. Give what they can where they can to make the world better. Sometimes it goes with little things, and you should use every opportunity, because the world faces some huge problems right now. There is no time to loose, actully.
DOnt loose you fun, though. Practise and enjoy. Take care
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thank you so much 
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spread love, spirit and mind, my brother or sister in art ^^
Take care
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A-M-A-I-Z-I-N-G !!!!!!! O.O wow this imspired me to train even harder
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voi muna sun kaa, aattelin ite just piirtÀÀ kanssa parkour teemaa, mutta ehit nÀemmÀ ennen mua
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Great poses! Is the one near the top-left referenced off of David Belle from District B13?
Awesome anatomy too, by the way. Parkour for life!!
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it might be or it might be not, most likely is but who knows? ...I don't... I was sketching these while surfing on net, just trying to find inspiration for pictures and moves while inventing some of my own. parkour is awesome, it displays the possibilities of movement and form of human body so well.
...and it's friggin' cool...
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awesome anotomical sketches.
love the one thats similar to david belles dash fault in District 13
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nice, I practice anatomy and move with the parkour too. exelent choice
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Those are sweet sketches!!! Where'd you get your photos to draw from? I'm looking to draw the X-men character Gambit in various parkour moves.
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