I want to learn how to draw human body and I figured Proko's stuff is probably the best course(s) for that. My question is: should I start Proko's stuff after I finish Draw a Box course or should I do it simultaneously?
I would caution that from what I know both drawabox and Proko anatomy are rather heavy courses. Proko especially is very detailed. Doing them both at the same time could be very tedious and make you a bit tight and over-analytical in your drawing. A key thing with figure drawing is to understand gesture drawing as someone else has said. It really is the basis for it.
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Aaron Blaise does a human anatomy course that might be a better introduction. Michael Hampton has a figure drawing book that is consistently recommended by many artists. He has a youtube channel but it is supporting material for the book rather than a course.
Hahahah! Let me share my experience --- I started with Draw a Box back in August, and went all the way up to the 250 box challenge. I think I drew about 100 boxes, but --- I got bored. So, that\'s exactly what I did. I took Proko\'s basic figure drawing, a few more classes, and then advanced figure drawing and I\'m back. I can do gestures, bean, robo-bean, even boxes, but when we get up to structure and interlocking forms?? WHOOPS!! Huge struggle. You can\'t do this if you can\'t draw a box and draw it well. Effortlessly. I\'m back. I\'m probably a little better than when I started, but I think that I would have had an easier time of it if I stuck it out here.
Hahahah! Let me share my experience --- I started with Draw a Box back in August, and went all the way up to the 250 box challenge. I think I drew about 100 boxes, but --- I got bored. So, that's exactly what I did. I took Proko's basic figure drawing, a few more classes, and then advanced figure drawing and I'm back. I can do gestures, bean, robo-bean, even boxes, but when we get up to structure and interlocking forms?? WHOOPS!! Huge struggle. You can't do this if you can't draw a box and draw it well. Effortlessly. I'm back. I'm probably a little better than when I started, but I think that I would have had an easier time of it if I stuck it out here.
Drawabox Art Instruction Inc 2015-2023. Any inquiries can be made to hello@drawabox.com Part One: The Basics An overview of basic skills - both technical and conceptual - with exercises that you will incorporate into your regular warmups for a long time to come. No matter how skilled or experienced you are, start at Lesson 0. Challenges and Drills A series of drills that fit into the lessons at various times. These should not all be completed after lesson 2, but rather will be listed as recommended next steps or prerequisites as you follow the numbered lessons in order. Part Two: Constructional Drawing An exploration of how complex objects can be broken down into their fundamental components, then rebuilt from simple forms. We look at this concept of constructional drawing by applying it to many different topics - the focus is not on learning how to draw that specific subject matter, but rather to tackle construction from different perspectives. Uncomfortable's thoughts
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Access is one thing, but a complete course experience is another. we need to distinguish between a course like CS50 on Edx, which offers a complete experience for free, vs many courses on Coursera (or lately Edx), that allow access to videos but not much else. The AI for Medicine, for e.g. offers an audit experience, but also hides some course exercises, quizzes etc. 2ff7e9595c
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