Just a heads up about a great resource I encountered out there on the web -- JustSketch.me has digital mannequins that you can bend into whatever pose you like. They seem to particularly aim themselves at comic artists, but I'm sure many kinds of artists could benefit. I recommend checking them out and perhaps mixing some custom-posed digital models into your practice routine in addition to live models for anatomy practice!
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The Artist's Complete Guide to Figure Drawing: A Contemporary Perspective On the Classical Tradition
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Guchdraws
Thanks for the link! Interesting and could prove valuable. More so if you pay for the pre-posed characters.
Oregonian
Awesome
Xmintflake
Great resource! I'm never any good with 3d models tho lol. They're so hard to pose and manage but maybe I just need practice haha. Design doll is a really good one too
Holy Geek (unregistered visitor)
There's also a great app called "poseIt", it is basically the same as a real mannequin but digitally, you can create a full scene using the app, just go to your app store and search for "poseIt"
www (unregistered visitor)
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Yintsed
Super helpful! I often find that I have poses in mind that I'd love to put into action but can never find a model! Being able to mess around with poses digitally is such a great resource! Thanks for sharing! :)
SMDaka
Thank you! Looks like a lot of fun :)
Robson (unregistered visitor)
Very useful, thank you. I also found alternative - it is not as advanced in terms of joint manipulation but it is a bit easier to move limbs. Might be helpful to someone. https://webapp.magicposer.com/
Sketchapocalypse
I can’t figure it out. Maybe the wooden guys are best for me.
Gerda
Dankjewel...
侯志强 (unregistered visitor)