Been working lately
Here what I use for poses and stuff
When I started focusing more on figure drawing, I found that breaking down the human body into simplified forms made the process much more manageable and fun. Michel Lauricella’s approach to anatomy for artists is especially helpful because it avoids overwhelming details and instead emphasizes the flow and core shapes of the figure. This method encourages artists to see the body as a combination of rocks or solid blocks, which makes understanding weight and balance easier in your sketches. Using these simplified forms allows me to experiment more confidently with different poses without getting stuck on complex anatomy. Whenever I want to capture dynamic gestures or create quick studies, I rely on this sketchy and more abstract approach to keep my art lively and spontaneous. It's amazing how much this technique improves the overall figure’s rhythm and proportions. Additionally, combining this method with a personal touch—like drawing loosely to capture movement—helps me express emotions and character in my work. For any artists looking to level up their drawings, I'd recommend exploring these simplified anatomy guides and practicing regularly with quick poses. Over time, your sense of form and structure will become stronger, which will shine through in your finished pieces.
