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Timelapses and drawings.
This channel will contain all the timelapses I do. Program of choice is Krita.
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Timelapse of Men's Torso Studies
I wanted to do some studies on torsos, specifically pecs, as they seem to be very different between men, but anatomy books kinda tend to generalize everything to an athletic archetype, and because modern pictures are very embelished, I trawled t...
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Time-lapse of people leaning against things with color
Managed to find the pose I was looking for. Decided to take this time to do some skin practice too. Was told my anatomy sketches weren't considered sensitive content, but I kept a little back with coloring these anyway because I can't tell wher...
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Timelapse of people leaning against things.
People leaning against things is something that is tricky to sell, that is, it's hard to get the feeling across that they are actually leaning against something. These sketches were mainly an exploration of a pose I need, as I really dislike it wh...
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Landscape timelapses.
The first landscape was a fantasy landscape done because I wanted to see if I could capture the clouds as I had seen them earlier this day. The latter two landscapes are based on the photos that are being made of Mars, with the first more or le...
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Timelapse Exomis, Himation, Chlamys
This would be the final set of the Ancient Greek dress. Exomis, from what I understand the oldest of the male garments. Originally only pinned up on the left shoulder so the right was free to do things. Then a belt and some more pins were ad...
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Timelapse: More Chiton Studies
Again a set of Chiton studies. Doric Chiton(iskos), which I am now sure is not the same as a peplos, because the Peplos is a women's garment, so what statues of men wear must the be Doric Chiton. (The main difference (that is written about...
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Timelapse Peplos and Chiton Studies
Sketches of the Peplos and Doric Chiton, two Ancient Greek garments I still cannot figure out if they're the same or not. Notes: Peplos, based of the Athena in mourning relief. Girdle at the middle, 'low girdled'., Peplos, but comp...
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Arm studies timelapse, 2
Another timelapse, as I figured I wasn't quite done yet with the arms. Yesterday's study was 48 minutes, this one was about 1.5 hours. But I definitely felt myself run out of juice near the end, yet pushed myself so I could fill the sheet.
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Timelapse of arm studies.
Testing the mypaint brush integration in the latest Krita master, as well as the new recorder docker. For a project I was doing, I noticed that I still hadn't had a good idea of how to draw somewhat muscular arms, even though of any body part I...
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