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Hey steemit, so In the previous parts I talk about drawing shapes in 3d to train the mind to think in 3rd and how we can use shapes to comprise more complicated forms like animals or architecture

I like to work free hand since I'm teaching myself to draw from the imagination so I try not to sketch it out too much and even if I do its with a marker not a pencil, thereby drawing the image from my imagination and with a permanent medium, which was my personal goal. 

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So yesterday I studied the turtle Anatomy and today I drew it from imagination in all different angles and perspectives

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Tomorrow I'm going to start studying another animal and draw a few turtles here and there to keep them in my permanent memory which I have to build up over time

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I suggest anyone interested in drawing from the imagination try this method out, I really do feel pretty comfortable with basic turtle Anatomy thanks to this

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