Hello again! Posting two hieararchy of importance rhinos this time. One was done with a brush pen and the other one simply with a 4B pencil. It is still very clear how much I struggle with the brush pen, but I do find myself getting at least a bit better...Which is satisfying. Hopefully Stan shows use some of his marker skills too haha. PS: The close up of Stan drawing the baggy eyelids was so great...It really shows how great of a draftsperson he is!

Level one and two rhino assignments. I really love this lesson so far! I ve been always afraid of lineweight and never quite understood how to use it in any drawings, but now it was finally explained to me. Really keen on doing drawings from life using lineweight! PS: keep up the effort everybody! :)

Learning to Sketch from Observation: After demo: 1st pic is the searching line for the hand; 2nd is the bold line after the search. It is hard not to switch to measuring so proportions are not perfect but am I executing the process properly? I have to say it was much more fun to use the tapered line search rather than the contour line I have been relying on. Nice to have more lines in my arsenal.

Drew some pandas in different shapes, so that I could finally tackle my brothers tattoo wish...I´m not sure if the final product has enough character, but it sure was fun. :)

Posting some sketches of other stuff as Stan mentioned. It was really fun, especially drawing Louis! Drawing hands is still difficult thouh...Anyways, have a nice day/evening

Here's my submission. I made 2 attempts at the full-page sketch from imagination. I'm not sure If this is what the assignment required, were we supposed to stylise and exaggerate our subject?

For some reason I've decided to draw japanese thermal macaques, as smugs. It was really fun!

Truly sorry for being this late on the assignment, Ive seen the demo thumbnail and know already that I havent put in enough effort, especially in the hand, but it was still fun!

I think the red pencil helps. I still have too many searching lines, but more of them are finding what they are looking for. This looks far better than what I did in graphite:

Oh gosh I'm excited! Hopefully my sore throat will get better until the next demo, see you by then!

Captain skelly take two! Struggled with this one too but it is far better than my last attempt, where the drawing was just too loose. Great demo Stan as always!

Simplify to CSI take two! It still is a struggle to do the confident lines but it is far better than my first attempt, where I was just too loose. Great demo Stan as always :)

Day 9 and 10, forgot to post these ducks from yesterday...today I went to my friends house and found this awesome kneeing-chair, there is some other stuff too, oops :)

Day 8: Coffeegrinder in my familys kitchen :)

Slowed my drawing down to a snail’s pace and felt less frustrated—checking and rechecking angles in relationships with other edges.At some point I always end up off and then it becomes a puzzle but I decided to just press on and finish.

Day 7 - 1 week!!

Day 6 was a lil different. I drew a portrait of my grandma. It has its flaws, but I'm quite happy with the experience I've gotten from this. Anyways, have a nice day everybody :)

On the fifth day I drew some tea cups/pots. The perspective was quite difficult, but fun :)

Day 3

day 4 ... well ...