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Comment by Prosenjit Roy on April 10, 2012 at 2:14pm

Wow... this IS impressive, Murali! You've been working hard... this is surely leaving a subconscious precipitate which will come in handy when drawing figures from life or reference - an instinctive analysis of the lumps and bumps, and how each relate to the whole in a rhythmic, functional way undoubtedly makes for a strong, structurally coherent drawing. I can't emphasis strongly enough to (also) study old master works e.g. those of Michelangelo on the Sistine chapel - some say he had put in extra sets of lumps, and I can only slowly shake my head at that. The knowledge you're getting from this exercise will be useful in intelligently studying those Michelangelo drawings, and soon you'll be discovering his rhythm. (( thumbsup ))

Comment by Muralidharan Alagar on April 9, 2012 at 9:04pm