Learning to Draw

[Kenni]

I really love the drawing tutorials series by Mr. Matthew Archambault. I've been drawing blockily for yeaaars, but then I came across this dude's cool tutorials, so thought I'd share!:

Archambault's How to Draw the Figure from Memory Series

I was looking around online for ways to improve my start-point when it came to figure drawing, and after I signed up for the free email video lessons, this was the first step he took me through. I'm always excited to go to the next video and practice more. This site oughta help anyone from beginner to pro to get friendly with figure skeletons, and then from there, however you choose to build up your characters, you'll appreciate the easily-erasable/adjustable gestural lines and quickness with which you'll be drawing characters! I know I am. C:

[Empathy]

*.* Thanks a bunch Kenni! This is exactly what I needed. *will keep following this thread*

[Kenni]

Ohp--don't thank me too much. Unless you're employed, the membership costs somat, which may not be favourable to some. x) Like me. -snaps fingers; was wunnering why I had ta keep signing up with the same log-in info to see the first lesson-

EDIT:* But really, the first one is all you need to really improve on basic start-up, and I'm sure the membership can't be all /that/ expensive.

[Kenni]

I recently came across this self-taught site, and am starting from the gesture lines with the Matt Archambault basics in mind; it's like that place except freeeee~

I hope it's as fun for you guys!
artists.pixelovely.com/

(I started here : )
artists.pixelovely.com/gesture-basics-1-line-of-action/