Alex Otis
San Diego
dad | husband | illustrator
Alice Schiff
added comment inThe Anatomy of Style (Updated and Revised)
1yr
I bought your wonderful ebook. Could you please help me with a hint. What need I do to download this book?
5d
Hi! You can download the ebook from the downloads tab above.
How do I download my book?
In the 1.0 version of the site, there were sketchfab models for each of the five assignment poses in the premium section, and they are now gone. I just reached this assignment today. bummer. :-(
I just rewatched all the feet videos and missed this the first time around...apparently this robo-foot model is posable? How do you do that? I can't find any kind of controls that seem to offer that option
You've got some really cool pieces here! In some of the artwork, it seems like you're jumping ahead to the "fun stuff" (details, coloring, etc.) before the fundamentals have been fully worked out. I think revisiting the fundamentals would really help out. Stan's Basics course would be a good place to start and then you could move on to his figure course since it looks like you enjoy drawing the human figure. Good Luck!
It seems some pictures in 260+ Casual Female Reference cannot be opened. I downloaded the zip twice but these files are still inaccessible.
The bundle itself is really useful and I'm happy with it.
3mo
@onigi *pronunce [on-ie-gee]* @alisan Sorry for the delay, this one slipped through the cracks. You are correct, there are no missing files. All of the photos were in the pack along with some duplicate error files that should have been deleted. The zip files have been fixed and the downloads have been replaced. Thank you both for taking the time to share your feedback!
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5mo
Thank you for this demo, Stan. I definitely missed some of the concepts you showed here like contrast and showing shadows in shadows with thick and light soft lines. I only used the thickness of the lines.
@Proko Support Is it possible to add LESSON NOTES to this demo? They are quite usefully for a quick recap.
5mo
Hey @Andrea Böhm & @Melodie Wynne! Glad to hear the lesson notes have been helping. This lesson now has notes added in and we will continue to add them to the upcoming lessons😁
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8mo
Asked for help
On the left was my first attempt on my own and on the right was my second attempt, following along with Stan.
I found this to be much more difficult than expected, but trying the drawing on my own first and then following along with Stan the second time really helped out.
8mo
is there a version of this video without the background music? i find the background music really distracting, to the point where i feel i'm losing energy due to the strain of paying attention to proko's narration.
1yr
It looks like the names are mixed up in the PDF with the Sartorius and the TFL
1yr
Hello! Is there a fifth video that isn't visible on the course page? I've watched all of the current available videos (4), but the course page is saying that I am 83% complete. If you watch 4/5 videos that makes 83% completion, but only 4 videos are available so maybe video 5 is posted but not released? Not sure if I'm making sense or not.
Thank you for the course! The instruction is great and I'm having a lot of fun with practicing!
2yr
I'm ready for the lessons! Very excited to get started :)
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Thanks for letting us know! We are getting a new English version made and it will be updated ASAP.
3yr
Oh dang, these are really good.
Fun side story... Cooper watched Lilo & Stitch the other day and now he likes to say "I don't like you. Go away."
3yr
Oh nice! Are you writing it for your son? What's it about?
3yr
Thanks! yeah, i'm planning on finishing it by Oct and getting a few copies printed for Christmas. Here is the “in progress” blurb…“After 8 long years of waiting at the Christmas Tree Farm, Calvin is finally old enough to go home with his new family. Christmas is just around the corner and there is stiff competition at the Tree Farm, so Calvin pulls out all the stops to make sure he doesn’t get overlooked.”
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