More Anatomy

I started doing study from George Bridgeman. His book has so many good examples of drawing anatomy.

Here's some study of hands.

This is still life studies that I did from life. For me studying skull helps to draw portrait too.

And some female head studies from photo.
I did them for my personal image i'm working on.

Aircraft

Lately I've been interested in aircrafts and some robotic things.

This is my first aircraft design work in progress. 

I wanted to design some kind of old, vintage looking aircraft first.

I learnt a lot from Scott Robertson's books and videos about drawing aircraft and basic perspective and use his method for this one.  

My visual libray is very limited for now, so I just stick to what I know here. 

Some aircraft studies that I did from photo. I try to make notes and understand while I draw them.

I did studies from very similar old aircrafts because I wanted to design that kind of thing.

When I do notes I remember things better :)

Here's some perspective section drawings with pencil. They're just practice. 

Just Studies

First of all, Happy new year! 

Technically it's been a year since I did my first post here, lol.

So, I was still working on section drawing from "how to draw" book. 

I did some from book and some from my imagination before I move on to next chapter. 

Then I moved to next chapter. I haven't done a lot of thing yet. 

This is paper plane in perspective, almost like basic for drawing aircraft, I guess. 

Here's some anatomy study from photos. Before I paint those value study I did colored versions.

Basically first I was trying to analyze bones inside, then muscles. I learnt this method from Michael Hampton, and I used some reference from Gottfried Bammes.

This one is a exercise from Schoolism course. I wanted to try Schoolism course and I subscribed Fundamentals of lighting with Sam Nielson. I really liked way he explain things.
That makes me want to do assignments, and I decided to try them. 

                                                          

                                                              Thank for reading! Bye!