Character sketches
Dynamics is the life of the sketch
There is no sketch without dynamics
So it's extremely important to practice dynamics
Not only to draw more, but also to understand more
Today, Xiaozhi pays attention to the dynamic line
Let's learn together
/ Seemingly simple dynamics, in fact, there are many important points!
(1) Teachers often say: "standing seven sitting five squatting three halves" The human body standing posture is seven head heights (standing seven), sitting posture is five head heights (sitting five), squatting posture is three and a half head heights (squatting three halves), when standing arms droop, the fingertip position is at the thigh half one.
Below: The ratio of the part below the waist to the part above the waist is the golden ratio. The center of gravity of the entire body is placed on the left leg.
(2) The elderly: Due to bone contraction, the proportion of the elderly is slightly smaller than that of adults, and when drawing the elderly, you should pay attention to the head and shoulders slightly closer to the shoulders, and the legs are slightly bent.
Men: Men have broad shoulders, broad and powerful collarbones, thick limbs, and strong muscles.
Women: Women have narrow shoulders, a large shoulder slope, a thinner neck, slightly smaller limb proportions, a thin waist, a wide hip, and a full chest.
(1) The dynamic line is generated by the change of human movement, which is the most obvious part of the appearance and the clothing and the body are closely attached.
(2) When drawing dynamic lines, grasp large parts, grasp key movements and pay attention to the dynamic center of gravity.
(3) Dynamic lines are very concise lines, according to the complexity of the action to determine the number of dynamic lines, in each action, the main dynamic line is only one, the other is dynamic auxiliary line.
(4) Grasp the structural relationships of various key parts of the human body, such as the joints of the head and shoulders, arms and torso, pelvis and legs, thighs and calves, and the junction of calves and feet.
(3) Static dynamics: refers to the dynamics that are relatively static for a period of time, such as people are often static when they sleep and concentrate on reading. In order to draw dynamic sketches, people are specially asked to make some kind of fixed posture, which also belongs to this category. Still dynamics are relatively easy to draw.
Regular dynamics: refers to the dynamics of regular repetitive movements of characters. One is that the position of the person remains unchanged, but some limbs are in a certain movement dynamic that reciprocates, such as knitting sweaters, washing clothes, treadmills, etc.; The other is the regular actions that people make during the march, such as running, cycling, planting, weeding, etc. It is easier to draw regular dynamic sketches, with the position basically unchanged, which provides us with the opportunity to repeatedly observe and capture dynamic features.
(4) Irregular dynamics: refers to dynamics that are accidental and rarely repeated, such as playing, martial arts, fighting, and sudden movements caused by certain events. It is most difficult to draw these dynamics, but these dynamic images often appear repeatedly in life, such as the dribbling, scrambling, shooting and goalkeeper's pounces of football players will be ever-changing, but if you often watch football matches, you will be familiar with the various dynamics that appear on the field, and it is easier to draw these dynamic images. Therefore, in order to draw irregular dynamics, in addition to mastering anatomical knowledge and motor laws, it is also very important to pay attention to observe the various dynamic characteristics of characters anytime and anywhere, enrich life knowledge, and experience life in many aspects.
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