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Oof, that must be SO frustrating. I'm thinking on this today.

Hi Suzanne,

I have definitely thought about adding still lifes, and have slowly been acquiring equipment that could be used in shooting them -- I don't think it would be all botanical, but certainly that could be part of it. I think it would probably need to be a little different structure than the figure study section, and I don't have a clear vision of what that might be yet.

What is a "A Bankrupt Math Student" photo? Do you just mean that the site was laggy at the time?

Welcome to the site! :D

At long and painful last, after months of not being able to reproduce this... I've finally discovered that this was a dark mode issue. It should be fixed now for the users who prefer the dark site theme!

Psst, try that tutorial again -- I think it wasn't working right the day you joined :) https://line-of-action.com/learn-to-draw

Here is another test that I am typing into this window tralalalala

No problem, I appreciated the clarity of your bug report. :)

I rebuilt a bunch of core things to accommodate some of the new features that were released in a hurry yesterday (in a hurry because so many art departments are being closed by coronavirus), I'm honestly surprised that that appears to be the only thing I broke in that scramble. But I'm pleased it was an easy, quick fix.

I'm a big fan of the RPR mods, honestly. There's nothing better!

Welcome testers! Do you get an activity alert when I post this? :)

Whoops, I must have broken this yesterday when I was installing the other updates. I'll upload a fix right now (you may need to do a hard refresh to see it immediately, ctrl-shift-r works for this in most windows browsers).

Thanks for bringing this to my attention!

I'm really enjoying seeing the range of different exercises and studies you are engaged in!

You are brave! Drapery and fabric is some of the hardest stuff to get right.

I remember when I was working on this in college, every day when I came into the studio there would be a different kind of fabric crumbled up on a table, with a very strong light pointed at it from one direction. We'd then spend quite awhile, up to an hour, trying to render the fabric in charcoal. I think this would be a pretty easy setup to replicate at home, if you wanted to give it a go.

Haaa, that is adorable. <3

Hey, welcome!

You might want to pick up some of the Loomis books, like "Figure Drawing for All It's Worth"

I guess we can't go outside anymore to borrow library books, but possibly you could get it off amazon? We've got links to some of the best loomis books on amazon in the store section. :)