The 1000 Project (Started 2006, picking up...)

[Alexander Morou]

Just a warning: this topic is not safe for work.

I started drawing in 2000 when I was 18 years old. I sucked, and I still do, just more so back then.

To help me suck at drawing less, I started a project called the 1000 project, which aimed at drawing 1000 figures in the course of 250 days or roughly four (4) per day.

I want to pick this project back up, so to do so, having some place to post about it might be helpful. The idea was that on average I shouldn't take any more than ten minutes per image, to focus more on expediting my ability to translate what I see onto paper.

Spoiler: NSFW

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(click to enlarge)Some of the images have numbers written on them, they're inaccurate.

If you're wondering why the poses are as risque as they are, it's because I didn't have a good source of reference.

 

[Perihelion]

If you're short on references, this might help:
http://www.posemaniacs.com/thirtysecond

 

[Alexander Morou]

I don't think that was around in 2006. :P