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Homework for LASALLE College of the Arts: Body frames in various poses. It was so much ridiculous fun I could have gone on for hours.
--Sak
Artwork © Shamine Athena King
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So full of life and fun!
Thank you for sharing this, and I'll be gleefully looking through the rest of your gallery as I have time!
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Sure you can, though they were done from memory so the anatomy may not be all that good!
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I would use actual photos for pose references, but I don't see why not.
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These help me better with the way I taught myself to draw thanx
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I agree. I have some female ones. I love drawing them. My pages look a lot like these.
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can these poses be learn from a anatomy artwork ? or an inspiration from clopin artwork ? >< my drawing seems to be stiff all the time , hoping to draw the characters as smooth as yours ~
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This is just one technique to create fluid motion in bodies. Start with loose frames like this before adding details, it's what I usually do.
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is there any books or series that teach that ?
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Most art books will tell you to break the body down into shapes before adding details. I was self taught, and then went to art schools, so most of what I learned is via word-of-mouth.
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i see ~ thanks for the advice^__^
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I see a lot of Clopin in these. I've been in a no-art rut lately, I may have to try this XD
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Hi! I used some of your images, hope that's ok.. here's the link [link] obviously I quoted you when I showed it!
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Glad they came in handy.
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really awesome work
would you say that drawing bodies this way is easier or harder than with circles
and how did you learn this way of drawing bodies, i've been practicing for a few months on body sketch and i yet to find the confidents to do the legs
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I've learned to draw since I was small simply by observing people from life and drawing what I see. I have a pair of legs of my own if there are ever no references around.
As for the boxes, I personally find boxes come more naturally to me, because my style is already fairly angular.
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Yes. The level of detail/drawing technique and our proportions/anatomy.
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well, I say you did excellent work!
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Wow! These are really great! I tried sketching in front of the mirror and doing all kinds of poses, but my work is much "cartoonish" than yours.. -.-
Congrats!
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Wow, I love how exaggerated some of these are~!! C:
Would you mind if I referenced one of the poses?
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By all means go for it.
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Very helpful 
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I'm loving the geometric take to figure drawing... I'm more of a geometric shape type person. Definitely some inspiration
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i hope this will be curing me from my ''unable-of-drawing-normal-proportioned-people-disease''...
thank you so much for sharing!!!!
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These are really good! The one at the bottom right corner seems to be performing a leap of faith.
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I believe it was supposed to be, but I drew this so long ago I can't be certain anymore.
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Anyway, next year I'll start the Fine Art degree in my university (just one more year in highschool!!!) 'cause I want to be a film director, and your drawings inspired me to improve mine before I start.
I've seen all of your gallery and I'm speechless. You're a great artist.
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Thanks very much.
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what type of method is this. like for instance some people do circles you obviously do boxes so what type is this.
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... The box type, I guess ...
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ok sorry is just that i like it and i used it now and it works alot better for the frame of the body for me instead of a couple circles and lines thanks anyways.
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As a reference? Sure, why not. Just don't trace, that's cheating.
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