>>7954034
No. Yes.

>>7954035
What did he ever do to you, huh?

>>7954034
meh, no, i love marshall tho

>>7954034
he's ok
not really, I just put his podcast with marshall in the background sometimes

>>7954034
dont really like him, he has helped me a tiny bit

>>7954034
yes, no

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I hated this bean.

hate him. along with loomis.

>>7954336
why? because you can't draw it?

>>7954378
Other types of exercises helped me more in learning. I had trouble translating from the bean fold studies to the actual body.
Also, my beans were indeed uglier than most.

he's helped and hindered me
before I really stuck with drawing and I got good at it, his figure and gesture videos hurt me a lot. Since he's a skilled and classically trained artist, he subconsciously bakes form, anatomy, and perspective into his gesture drawings.

So, when I would try and do my beginner gestures, I would get extremely frustrated that my gestures never looked like his - even though gesture at its most basic isn't at all supposed to look like his owing to the fact that, y'know, he's pre-baking several other areas of study (form/perspective/anatomy) into his gestures.
He never really points this out or even seems to be aware of it further than "if you're new at this you'll probably need more time! :)"

this made me give up several times until I found alternative resources for gesture and figure drawing that emphasized what gesture is really supposed to be about

>>7954478
what resources

>>7954034
idk where i'd be without this guy, sinix design, moderndayjames, marc brunet and marco bucci

i definitely do and he has for sure, even if i watched his videos very much later than most people. he seems really nice.