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Can 3d sculpturing help me understand how to draw forms to make them look three dimensional?
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Yes, I think so.
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the very first page of Preston Blair's Advanced Animation mentions drawing on an egg and how cartoon studios like Disney used clay models to aid them
so yes 3D models are a useful tool
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Not at all
It doesn't matter how well you understand a 3d shape, if you don't know where to put the line to depict it to make it LOOK, three dimensional
Like you could sit and study a perfect ball for 300 hours, and then I tell you "draw a sphere with only 2 lines" and you'll fail
The same with a face or anything
Your realistic comprehension of the form in 3d doesn't give you the ability to convert that to symbol drawing
It can help with painting for sure
But not drawing



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