[RESOURCES]
DrawABox: https://drawabox.com/lesson/1/4
I use drawabox for my structured practice- things like stacking boxes and perspective (which I would never practice on my own or think about tbh). Has helped point out things I can practice to improve construction and line work, and introduced the idea of warming up before drawing (which I don’t do often, but helps me draw lines.... better.)
Marc Brunet’s Youtube: Marc Brunet - YouTubeYouTubehttps://www.youtube.com › channel
His videos are super engaging and formatted with a good mix of audio and visual. I struggle to find good beginner drawing videos that move at a comfortable pace, but his channel has enough content to find something whenever I need it! He advertises his more comprehensive class (paid) for advanced artists as well
Figurosity: https://figurosity.com/figure-drawing-poses
Whenever you see me doing gesture practice, I’m using Figurosity for reference. I like the timed mode that cycles through poses in increments of time to keep from getting stuck on something too long, but when I wanna dig in, I pause it. Has a good mix of poses (some seem useless for my purposes, so I skip) and body types.
