Are there good tutorials for drawing spheres from imagination?

>>2876670

Have you tried this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GOuIgevbHs8

>>2876670
Draw a circle and render how a round object looks. Easy.

>>2876677
kek this is never gonna get old

>>2876682
>>2876686
>>2876677
>Literally never shuts up about fundamentals
>Shits in a thread about practicing fundamentals
kek

>>2876710
Bumpu~

>>2876670
>drawing spheres from imagination
w-what?
dont you know what a fucking sphere looks like?

http://www.huevaluechroma.com/021.php

>>2876710
This guy is right tho >>2876682

You don't really have to manipulate the shape of a sphere when you move it around in perspective, it's pretty much always gonna be a circle. What you have to focus on is properly rendering it so you can convey the form. Ellipses are kinda difficult to do in perspective and people practice those but I haven't really heard of people practicing spheres in perspective.

>>2876710
>Literally

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71KB, 840x577px

>>2879178
>>2879143
>What you have to focus on is properly rendering it so you can convey the form.
I assumed that much was obvious, how would you render this then?

>>2876677
I knew this would happen kek

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487KB, 797x428px

>>2876677
oh, jesus fucking christ proko what are you doing?

To imagine that that dude taught me the basics of constructing a head.

>>2876677

So basically Scroto sucks ass when he isn't using training wheels?

>>2879851
depends where the light source is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tl9MsQH2nzk&t=1225s