Need more form in your drawings? Start using these 3 types of lines

Do you feel like your drawings are too flat and need more form? When you start using the 3 types of lines I’m introducing in this video your drawings will immediately have better volume.
Generating a proper sense of 3-dimensional structure doesn’t have to be uber-technical and confusing. You don’t even need to bother much with perspective.
In this video I’ll explain which 3 types of lines to use to achieve better forms in your figure drawings and demonstrate these insights in 4 different examples with both figure and animal subject matters.
After this lesson you’ll understand that there’s no need to randomly copy outlines to create a quicksketch drawing with believable form, but instead, you simply need to remember where to place the form-producing lines.

Materials I use in this video: Smooth Newsprint paper, Wolff’s Carbon pencil 4B


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