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| 10/25/12 Nero pencil | 
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| 10/25/12 Diamine Chocolate Brown ink | 
Question: What’s the most important element of human figure drawing – the one thing that if you get it wrong, everything’s wrong?
Answer:
A.   
Proportion
B.    
Proportion
C.    
Proportion
D.   
All of the above.
No, it’s not something I learned in a figure drawing class,
but it’s the answer I keep coming up with in Gage’s figure drawing open studio
sessions as well as in coffee shop figure drawing open studio sessions.
After an hour-and-a-half of sketching a model in various
poses and lengths of pose, I think I finally got the proportions mostly correct
in this 10-minute pose (model on the right). But a few hours later at
Starbucks, look what happened to my hapless “model” on the left when I tried to
squeeze his legs onto the sketchbook page. 
 
 

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