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Theoretical Method for Learning to Draw - ファブリス - 2011-04-15
I learned to draw smurfs like nobody when I was a kid
Theoretical Method for Learning to Draw - bowserevilking - 2011-04-15
^^ Oh, that's what you meant? I knew of it, but I didn't think that's what you were referring to. I never really liked it anyway; I discarded mine as soon as I could!
Theoretical Method for Learning to Draw - bowserevilking - 2011-05-04
Well, I finished RTK1 a while ago, and (un)fortunately, I no longer have any time left to copy-draw as I watch loads of Anime etc. I did read "Fun with a Pencil" by Andrew Loomis and my drawing ability improved a bit though.
Guess I'm going to have to shelve the "All Drawing All the Time" thing. Sorry! Japanese comes first.
Theoretical Method for Learning to Draw - Splatted - 2011-05-04
This us probably the only place in the world where someone would say they don't have time to do something because they have to "watch loads of anime".
Theoretical Method for Learning to Draw - nest0r - 2011-05-04
Any sufficiently advanced group can say that. It seems like magic but it's actually due to the awesomeness of self-study techniques.