[Mik]

I've had a shitty few weeks, I tried to draw but nothing came out. A few days ago I was at the train station and I decided to take a shot at drawing some real people. I rather enjoyed it, and returned the next day and drew some more people (in class at the mall and some other places). This is the result:



each picture took around a minute to draw (a few seconds for the pose and if I had time I added some detail).

Any crits or tips on how to improve would be most welcome.

[saladbowl]

I love the look on the bus?-girl's face...
I'd say for lil 1 minute doodles they're all done well. It's always fun to do these... .
Did one of each teacher last week and got caught and got detention...haha...anyways...I'd just say there are some anatomy issues, but who cares when drawing those...?


Check out this forum for feedback on those...
It's called "sketchbook" so that's where this belongs...

[ April 24, 2002: Message edited by: AP[ol]LO ]

[Awetopsy]

these are great practice.. keep it up!!

Ive been a madman in my sketchbook the last couple months.. Its great to sit and watch people sometimes

I like your forms and attention to expresions.

[Mik]

Thanks for the comments dudes.
AP[ol]LO I know got a problem with the anatomy, I hope to take some life drawing classes this summer, but until then this is how i practice. If you got a better idea how i can practice anatomy I'll be glad to hear .