Sumine

Artist

Gesture Drawing: Dynamic Form Gestures – 18

Practice Result

3D gesture drawing practice focusing on squatting pose with basic forms and volume study
Gesture drawing exercise of squatting human pose using simplified 3D shapes
Anatomy gesture practice showing crouching pose from a different angle
Dynamic gesture sketch of squatting pose with emphasis on body proportion
3D gesture drawing study exploring volume and balance in a crouching pose
Gesture drawing practice of human body in squatting position from side view
Crouching pose gesture sketch focusing on 3D form and weight distribution
Gesture drawing study practicing complex squatting pose with bent limbs
3D gesture anatomy practice of a squatting human figure from rear angle
Gesture drawing exercise emphasizing proportion in crouching pose
Squatting pose gesture sketch with simplified 3D body construction
Dynamic gesture drawing of crouching pose focusing on form and movement
3D gesture practice exploring volume in a low squatting human pose
Gesture drawing study of complex crouching pose from angled perspective
Human anatomy gesture practice focusing on squatting posture and balance
Crouching pose gesture sketch with emphasis on body structure
3D gesture drawing of squatting pose showing bent limbs and compression
Gesture drawing practice capturing depth and volume in crouching pose
Anatomy gesture study of squatting pose with 3D form breakdown
Gesture drawing exercise of a low crouching human pose from dynamic angle

Practice Video

NOTE

In today’s practice, I gained a deeper understanding of 3D forms and how they relate to three-dimensional gesture drawing.

Honestly, today’s session felt more challenging compared to the previous days. All the provided references focused on squatting poses viewed from various angles.

Because of this, my brain was forced to search for new approaches to face this problem. Squatting poses are very different from standing poses, as it is harder to estimate proportions accurately. Moreover, in a squatting position, many body parts are bent at once, which significantly increases the level of difficulty.

Detail

Assignment Module : M4A2.

Target : 1 Gesture / 2 Minutes, 20 Gestures per Day for 21 Days (04/01/26 – 24/01/26)

Software : Clip Studio Paint v.4.

Device : Samsung Tab S10 FE.

Course from : Udemy.

File : Download.