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Ive noticed a lot of people ignoring or in most cases leaving out the feet. How could anyone leave out such a beautiful and expressive part of the body such as feet? Oh the plethora of beautiful planes and emotions conveyed by the...AHEM..
But seriously, we need to do something to teach the new art students about the basic drawing of feet so that they can easily apply these teachings to their art. I think the thing that intimidates them is the foot, like the hand is a smorgasbord of muscles, tendons and digits which can look frightening to a beginner. But fear not, I will try to explain the simplicity within the feet =]. ---------------------------- PART I Basic Structure ![]() PART II ![]()
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Does it help? Yes, yes it does. Should you go on? Yes, yes you should.
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alright then I shall =]
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I See You're Trying To Simplfy It.
Good Job ! Don't Stop ! Finish It ! Show Me How To Use This Information To Translate Into A Real Feet Drawing ![]()
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YAY, part two is done
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The only thing this tutorial is missing is proportions although that could be different depending on style.
Great tutorial though!
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Thanks, bloodstar
do you mean the feet are lacking proportion or different type of feet? Im actually planning part three which will be about the anatomy of the feet and the way the different parts fit (using the 1 2 and 3 parts). And about planes.
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Great tutorial
Ive havent drawn feet in a while :b time to get to it. ![]() |
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Great
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damn thats one awesome tutorial. It looks so easy and makes me wonder how i never understood the basics.
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I would mention in the next part what proportions you use for your characters and add proportions for the feet for example: how does the ankle measure compared to the rest of the foot? how wide is the foot compared to the body? how long is the foot compared to the body? I hope that makes sense to you.
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Ooh, well, I going for the realistic approach, studying from life, which is the best way to learn if youre a beginner. When you have that under your belt you can go ahead and distort the proportions any way you want.
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This might help further:
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woah, thanks tyrant's heart, sorry ive been real busy with school lately, but Ill be finishing this tutorial up soon, so stay tuned =]
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rocked my socks off!
so I can draw feet? better? lol
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That will help a ton. It makes the task of drawing feet, look alot less overwhelming. |
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Nice, =].
Post examples!
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