When doing figure drawing in sets of 3min poses, what should

>>2929771
thicc
>Getting a rough form

>>2929771
You should be thinking about what you want to improve on.

>>2929776
This. There's no rules of things. Focus on what you want. Gesture/short poses have sooo many different schools of thought and approaches towards it. Try stuff out, do what makes sense for you at the time and what you want to get out of it.

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>>2929771
Get a rough outline of what the pose communicates to you. It will be different for everyone, like how some people create a few simple shapes to "remember" the curviness of a pose, or how some will draw a line that represents the spine and some lines indicating the limbs. The general idea is just to make sure you remember what about that pose makes it unique.

>>2929771
Wtf? Why do people keep posting this shit? The art looks so bad. I'd expect /ic/ of all places to have higher standards. The rhythm is horrible, the head is so fucking small, the shape design is so unappealing. Like what?

>>2932252
The thing is, he did it in 3 minutes I assume.

>>2932462
Yeah, an instructional book shouldn't show (only) fully polished pieces when you're trying to teach someone to sketch.

>>2929771
3 minutes is actually not all that short a time, you should be able to make a nice sketch in that amount of time. really you should just do a bunch and see what gives you the most satisfaction personally, once you have a bit more experience you should be able to make moves like 'perhaps i'll focus on mass in this one' or line, or silhouette, or pose or mood or whatever. i know that's not a very satisfying answer but i think it's correct.

>>2932252
>The rhythm is horrible
Can someone explain to me what that means?