Webisode: 1 Part 2, Finishing the Block-in

[Tumhoy]

I´m really impressed and also happy to have found such great help in my process.

All your little drawings make it very easy to follow your steps!

Would you mind to tell us, which books you usually work with for improving your knowledge and do you plan to publish a book yourself?

[1800tellmama]

It's not fair.

[gonzalexxtube]

Awesome approach. Not only does he know and remind us that anatomy is key and underlies all of the structures that we're drawing, but he keeps in mind, continuously, a 3D interpretation, or mental map, of how everything "turns" while drawing it. Amazing that this is something that most folks thing about and forget when we start rendering details, shades, etc. That is mental discipline, my friends.

[DRACOABC]

Your videos are amazing and very inspiring, thanks so much for sharing your knowledge.

[drriveramelo]

Thanks again for the organized presentation. May I ask what reference book are you using as a reference in your side study?

[myou004]

@drriveramelo It's Human Anatomy for Artists: The Elements of Form by Eliot Goldfinger.

[RappyBMX]

awesome video :D thank you for sharing

[lucaddragon]

thank you so much Scott! really like this one, looking forward for future webisodes.

[gnawa3d]

whats the name of the pencil u used

[gnawa3d]

god bless you mr scott for making those freeeeeee plz keeeep doing those videos

[XTCMatrix]

Excellent, excellent! I will share this video with 1000's.