I sort of started with eyeballing and then progressively corrected with measuring and alignments as I went. I'm not sure if this is a good way, or if I should measure first, eyeball second or something. I am quite messy tho .-.

I think I didn't simplify enough on some of them, so I'll continue to do more later.

I have no idea if I'm doing these right lmao.

I tried just simplifying the bigger shapes and not including the smaller ones. I'll probably do these again tomorrow.

Another set of warm-up toads for todays drawing session!

Attempt #1. The ellipses were kinda fun. Way more challenging than expected to get different pressures within an ellipse. It seemed like it would help to slow down, but the results on the ones I did more slowly didn't really differ from the ones I drew quickly. Some of these are a real mess! Poor Mario mushroom!

I love this assignment! It's so much more fun than just drawing ovals. I used my chance to practice with the brush pen and used it instead of the pencil.

Fun warm-up! Cooper best teacher haha

this took me almost 45min. I thought it was a great exercise. Keeping t escapes angular helped me not to get lost while I was concentrating on the details.

Here's my level 1 assignment. Going to try tackling the portrait tomorrow!

Thanks Stan! Now my stylus has the most beautiful point and I'm ready to get back to practising.

Super excited for this course! I'll probably be doing it all digitally :P

Got inspired by Dillons digital charcoal drawing and decided to break out the charcoal and newsprint. Forgot how fun and messy charcoal can be.

6 attempts later I think this turned out the best. Feedback always welcome :) Off to try some different fruits now!