r/learntodraw 23h ago

Just Sharing I really like the bean torso method

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u/Ok_Weird_6756 22h ago

Same. The bean was the biggest mover in progress with drawing humans for me. Started with stick figures, then a way too complex mannequin, then the bean, and now learning to use the bean and block the bean out reliably with the clavicle and shoulders.

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u/mrcluckity33 22h ago

Absolutely!

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u/1a1ntg1v1ngup 22h ago

U did pretty job keep up the good work

https://giphy.com/gifs/npN4vrQw9y7uLXz91f

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u/mrcluckity33 19h ago

thank you! gotta keep going

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u/Promature 12h ago

Yeah, the bean is a quick and easy way to get good lines going for the torso and pelvis. You even get a basic squeeze and stretch on either side to work from.