/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

I'm searching for a good model to move around with poses and stuff, like 20 cm tall or something. Do you guys have any suggestions, money isn't really a problem but of course nothing insane like more than 300 dollar.

In this thread we practice and share pieces of figure drawing, one of the most important ways of learning form, depth and even values, mostly focused but not limited to the study of the human body.

This is in an effort to train your observational skills and develop your ability to understand what you're looking at, how to simplify it and how to put it in paper.

You may want to:
*Practice at least 10 figure drawings exercises every day.
*Ask and OBSERVE others' works in order to implement useful approaches to your own process.
*Post no matter your skill level, the point is to learn, not seek outside recognition, if you get called a /beg/ that's par for the course.
*Use any medium you feel most comfortable with, be that digital or traditional.
*Draw as quickly and efficiently as possible, focus on the general form and DO NOT get caught in on the details.

Some resources to help practice:

https://quickposes.com/en
https://line-of-action.com/practice-tools/figure-drawing
http://reference.sketchdaily.net

>>4931138
You mean this sort of thing?

do any of you know the perfect approach to gesure drawing?
ive tried prokos approach and hamptons apprach and I always find myself focuzing on contour more all the time and i hate it