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Twist QUICK POSES
The twist of a model is most easily and
expressively captured if it is exaggerated.
Most of us have a tendency to over-straighten
the drawn figure, and this should be avoided
Tilt
A model standing on one leg usually drops
the opposite hip. The tilt of the pelvis is then
counterbalanced by the model's shoulders
tilting the other way (as seen here).
Movement
Here, the activity of circular lines and the
repetitionof limbs suggest movement. This
drawing shows how different observations
be overlaid to bring a drawing alive.
