This is a game built with machine learning. You draw, and a neural network tries to guess what you're drawing. Of course, it doesn't always work. But the more you play with it, the more it will learn. So far we have trained it on a few hundred concepts, and we hope to add more over time. QuickSketch is based on polypainting a 3D plane. This means that when you come to save your sketch, you have a couple of options. You can save it as a ZTool by pressing ToolSave As; this method means you could load the sketch again to continue work on it later. DESCRIPTION ADVERTISEMENT FREE Easy to use lightweight sketching and drawing tool covering wide range of requirements including technical drawings (alternative to vector CAD systems), general sketching, Google maps support, interactive map tools. Most of existing on market tools for drawing are oriented either for traditional or general drawing either for technical drawing, last automatically. Explore, play and learn with Santa's elves all December long.
sadly, I don't have the time like I used to in order to keep maintaining quickposes. I have removed all uneccesary features including streaks. It was a source of a lot of stability and technical complications. It has been replaced by a simple 60m/day xp limit for all users. Certificate requirements have gone slightly up because of this extra xp allowance.
I will be focusing only on the stability of the website, quality of the library and desktop/mobile version going forward. All emails regarding streaks will be ignored.
Procedure
Grab something to draw! Select the type of poses you want to draw and your desired time limit.
Try to draw the essence of the pose within the time limit. The image will change after the time limit has passed.
For a special list of images go to Challenges.
For non time limit mode use Random gestures.
For images with time limit use Timed practice.
Note: Challenges are always 20 images each session.
Quick3d Sketch
Examples
I believe Ryan Woodward is one the best artists when it comes to figurative gesture drawing.
Quick 3d Sketch
Tips
- Draw the essence of the pose first and work on details later.
- You will get better each session but it takes time and practice.
- Learn from your mistakes. If you do this you will improve much faster.
- Make these exercises a daily habit and you will surely improve a lot !
- Find the best drawing from the previous session and aim to beat that during this session.
- Challenge yourself and choose a shorter time limit every couple of weeks.
- Try to complete your drawing on time.
- If you can't complete your drawing on time maybe you should change the time limit.
- If your drawings are out of proportion try drawing the hips and backbone first.
- Try different drawing materials from time to time.
- Don't forget to have fun.
