/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

>Do gesture drawing
>Realize I can't feel what the person in the photograph feels at all unless I take the pose myself

How am I supposed to get good at this if I can't do loads of these in a short amount of time? It takes me a solid 10 minutes of posing to get an ok gesture that other people do in 30 seconds. Does it get easier or something?

>Do gesture drawing
>Realize I can't feel what the person in the photograph feels at all unless I take the pose myself

How am I supposed to get good at this if I can't do loads of these in a short amount of time?

I've been practicing thinking in 3D on paper, but I keep forgetting how to think in 3D after I switch to drawing anatomy, etc.

How do I strike a steady balance between 3D studies, and anatomy studies? I only draw for one hour a day, but shouldn't that be enough?

Should I amp it up to 1 hour of 3D studies, and 1 hour of anatomical studies?

There's a big issue with me doing this though. By the time I'm done with 3D studies, I'm mentally burnt out. I don't see the point in studying anatomy if I don't put it into a good 3D form.

Should I just continue to try and master 3D forms until they aren't a mental obstacle anymore? This is where I'm at in terms of 3D thought.

It seems the more I learn of one fundamental, the more I forget of another.

>Do 1 hour of practice everyday
>Progress pretty far in 12 days
>Realize I could have learned it all in two days

How do I develop my discipline /ic/?