This post is a reminder of a couple of sometimes overlooked niceties of drawing. One is indicating, here and there, the thickness of something thin. For illustration I chose a lower eyelid, the wire frame of a pair of glasses and a shirt collar.
Another is the follow-through/wrap-around of a form which girds another form, such as a sleeve around an arm or a collar around a neck.
Such niceties may be ignored, but the artist should know what he is ignoring.
Another is the follow-through/wrap-around of a form which girds another form, such as a sleeve around an arm or a collar around a neck.
Such niceties may be ignored, but the artist should know what he is ignoring.
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