Sumine

Artist

Gesture Drawing: Anatomical Gestures – 5

Practice Result

gesture drawing practice 2 minute pose sketch m4a3 day 1
quick gesture sketch anatomy energy line study m4a3 day 1
figure gesture drawing practice 2 minute pose anatomy guide
gesture drawing energy flow line of action study
anatomy gesture sketch focusing on torso and spine
quick figure gesture practice with shoulder and hip lines
2 minute gesture drawing pose balance study
figure gesture sketch focusing on joint markers
gesture anatomy practice simplified construction lines
quick gesture pose study for figure drawing practice
gesture drawing daily practice energy and movement
figure gesture sketch emphasizing line of action
gesture anatomy study using minimal guide lines
2 minute gesture drawing simplified human form
gesture drawing practice focusing on body orientation
figure gesture sketch daily training session
gesture drawing anatomy markers practice
quick gesture sketch capturing pose energy
gesture drawing study focusing on spine and joints
daily gesture drawing practice m4a3 final pose

Practice Video

NOTE

In today’s practice, I realized that gesture drawing is essentially a guide line that represents the energy within a pose.

Because of that, it is impossible to fully draw gesture and complete anatomy within just a two-minute time limit.

To simplify the process, I focused only on essential guide lines that indicate anatomy, such as the chest line, pelvis line, shoulder line, spine line, and joint markers.

These lines alone are sufficient as a foundation for the next stage of drawing.

If the pose has a different orientation, using basic 3D shapes becomes necessary, although this approach usually takes more time compared to using simple 2D shapes.

Detail

Assignment Module : M4A3.

Target : 1 Gesture / 2 Minutes, 20 Gestures a Day for 21 Days (25/01/26 – 14/01/26)

Software : Clip Studio Paint v.4.

Device : Samsung Tab S10 FE.

Course from : Udemy.

File : Download.