Rough, gesture, or action sketches are usually rendered very quickly, sometimes in less than a minute. The benefits of making rough sketches are in the process, rather than the creation of a magnificent work of art. Hence, you only goal is to capture a mood, expression or gesture on your drawing paper.

This is an excellent lesson--I love 'speed-sketching' it really adds a lot of life to drawings. Forbidding myself use of erasers during these swift practise sessions has also proved beneficial; maybe it's psychological: I know I can't erase so I naturally do a better job the first go...?

Thanks!

Excelente tutorial! y justo lo que andaba buscando pues acabo de empezar en esto del dibujo artistico, actualmente dibujo furrys.
Saludos a todos!

Good lesson. Now I am encouraged to sketch figures with lines.

This lesson was brilliant. Lots more like this please Brenda.

Thankyou Diana

O... It is too difficult for me... I can not draw the people. But the move is all the more. Maybe something like this lesson to me and to be useful, but obviously not now...

There is hope!

I did my seven Brandons and it was ok, in a positive way.

I never tried to do this kind of sketch because I was afraid of not beeing able to do a nice sketch. Well you never know if you don't allow yourself to try...

Thank you Brenda, there is hope as far as it concerns me. Don't get the wrong idea that I'm good in it, I'm certain that in this drawingspace universe there are lots of better "artists" but I'm doing ok and will do my very best to improve a lot .