Flat Figure Drawings R Artistlounge A place for artists from all art related subs and beyond to come together and discuss art, our lives as artists, discuss art culture, and share advice and techniques. please check out r artbusiness to discuss topics related to business, careers, social media, clients etc. help, all my drawings look flat : (. the title says it. Add variation to your lines, making all your lines dark and thick really makes it flat. balance out the thin and thick lines with different shadow value and your drawings would not flat anymore. 1. award. 20 votes, 19 comments. hey there, a friend of mine told me that some of my drawings were looking dull and flat.
Drawing Technique Id R Artistlounge My face drawings always look off and flat to me. whenever i draw a face, i can’t quite put my finger on why, but they look kind of flat and off sometimes. i don’t know if they lack depth or character, but something is off. i’ve spent the entire month practicing things like construction and facial features, but everything is still off. Welcome to r artistlounge! we hope you enjoy our little arty corner of the internet! rules. 1) read the f.a.q before posting. faq. 2) keep it about art and culture. 3) no business related posts. (please refer to r artbusiness instead.) 4) be kind and courteous to all users. 5) all mediums allowed. 6) contact the mods directly for complaints. Look at your subject and squint your eyes. this will help you to pick out the really light areas, and the really dark areas. start by lightly sketching in where these areas are. then you can start to flesh out the rest of the drawing from thereby adding different levels, and blending them together. Shading is important to drawings that look less flat. shading is the process of adding shades of color to the shape you’ve drawn. these “shades” are known as modeling. modeling represents the way light illuminates the object, and it’s done by drawing a smooth transition of values from light to dark.
Merged Two Styles Of Drawing For An Rgd R Artistlounge Look at your subject and squint your eyes. this will help you to pick out the really light areas, and the really dark areas. start by lightly sketching in where these areas are. then you can start to flesh out the rest of the drawing from thereby adding different levels, and blending them together. Shading is important to drawings that look less flat. shading is the process of adding shades of color to the shape you’ve drawn. these “shades” are known as modeling. modeling represents the way light illuminates the object, and it’s done by drawing a smooth transition of values from light to dark. 1 your lines need more confidence. one of the most common reasons artists produce stiff drawings is that they worry too much about every stroke. being so worried and careful makes you draw your lines too slowly, and that stops fluidity. it makes you hold your pencil too hard, and that prevents subtlety. Look at a pic of a horse, put it away, try to draw it from memory in five minutes. look at the pic again for a minute. try to see where you may have spent too much time and what important details you may have missed. then put it away and try again but in 3 minutes! work your way down to 30 second drawing time!.
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