Nachteules Sketchbook

[Nachteule]

Hey guys,

It took me some time but I could finally get myself to start my very own sketchbook.
At the moment my first priority is to improve my knowledge of human anatomy, as well as my skills in coloring (im pretty lost, when it comes to that)
Lately I couldn't draw as often as I wanted to, thats why I also uploaded some older stuff from a year ago, because that was the last time I used a Pencil.
Just that you know, where I'm starting from.

I'm very grateful for any advices on how to improve.

Some recent Stuff:

From Reference:



From Imagination:


And some older (as mentioned) studies:

From Reference:


Loomis:


Bridgman:

[Eric-Anthony]

hey there

thx for ur comment in my sb!

i like your sketches, only advice i can give you is to work on your lines (they look a bit messy) and just to keep pushing yourself everytime you start a new drawing.

hope to see more in the future

btw, do u speak german? wenn ja, dann merk ichs mir fürs nächste mal

[Kinhe]

Bought one book from Bridgman in the other day, it's a really good help.
Oh and nice work by the way!

[Nachteule]

Thanks Eric, your absolutely right about my lines...I tried in the new sketches to keep them clean (I hope the difference is to see, because it took so much longer and I had- and still have- a hard time keeping myself concentrated...)
Ach, und ja ich spreche Deutsch

@Kinhe Thank you very much for your comment. I totally love the books of Bridgman, he really opened my eyes.
I am looking forward to see some "Bridgman Sketches" in your Sketchbook

So here's a little update...

Posemaniacs 60sec.


Bridgman and Posemaniacs 30sec. (just a little warm up)

[Aaron_]

It's a good start, although I've always recommended quickposes.com over posemaniacs. Afterall, 3d model is nowhere near what a real human figure is, and the way they bend is quite unnatural.

Keep going!