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Figure Drawing Fundamentals

by Stan Prokopenko · Proko

Stan Prokopenko's structured figure drawing course, built around gesture, the bean and robo bean simplifications of the torso, and mannequinization of the whole body into simple 3D forms. Learners can draw convincing poses from life and invent them from imagination.

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