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Anyone have any example videos/timelapses where people use 3d models to sketch
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>>8045600
Just use an action figure
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>>8045600
This shit is so wonky to use that I spend less time drawing without it
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>>8045600
Trace over it
>”but how do I stylize it and adjust the pose and make it flow and etc?”
That’s basically the same as just asking “how do I learn to draw?”
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>>8045600
sketch for practice purpose or for your projects? if the former, just use pose maniacs.
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>>8045600
I don't really know, because I never tried. But I imagine that you would first do a quick thumbnail sketch of the pose you want. Then, after you're mostly satisfied, you use the 3D model to do the same pose, fixing anything you think needs fixing. And then sketching pose fully on top of the 3d model.

The reason I would do the thumbnail sketch first, is to get the general idea of expression down first, without being bogged down by the exact precision of posing the model. The model would just be to solve technical things like perspective.
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>>8045628
I‘m not a baby I don’t have one



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