I love drawing and animation

Singapore
I started Animating and Drawing 3 years ago. This is my Progression Reel. Thank you everyone, It's been a wild ride! piped.video/watch?v=KsdpRCVH…
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yoooo I learned how to draw
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piped.video/0yCeduVJW9s?is=lA6T… I see no reason why this isn’t true as well of visual arts like drawing. That if you follow only one system’s doctrine you become limited. That the true way to learn is to take from each system what works and discard what doesn’t to understand the whole
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I think this book is essential for beginners
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that bruce lee guy
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donnie yen
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Realised a similarity that art beginners and masters share is a curiosity and joy for learning the craft. That somewhere along the way intermediates tend to lose it. Studying becomes an obligation and a means to an end over something intrinsically meaningful.
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some gesture studies of artists drawing spooderman
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doodle for fun
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testing out gestural approach
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Chaotic larp
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piped.video/FF8XgTQmoPg?si=h2yt… This is a segment from moderndayjames video on perspective you should know this so you can intuitively place and manipulate objects and people in your scene.
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animation
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Book is "Figure drawing for all it's worth" by Andrew Loomis. I think this is why it's really important to read artbooks because even a topic like line can go into endless depth which a youtube video will not prioritize. The nuance and depth matters when you really want to learn
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