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Exageration - Day 4 & 5
This has been an interesting exercise. I have been trying to push the poses more with varying levels of success. Thankfully, it has helped me begin to understand how twisting the torso works.
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Exaggeration - Day 2
First day of trying to exaggerate a pose on my own. Was incredibly difficult but looking forward to trying more this week
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Mannequinization - Day 1
These took me longer than expected to do. I started with gesture for most of the poses, but ended up with some shakier lines trying to acheive a level of accuracy. This is probably my favorite exercise from the course, outside of the robo bean
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Robo Bean Day 2
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Landmarks, Day 1
I decided to do a study of some of the previous student submissions. Definitely enjoying this section the most so far.
Quick question. Does anyone have any tips for locating the front-bottom (10th rib) and outer sides of the rib cage? It always feels like I'm guessing whenever I try to locate the general mass and where it stops in the front view.
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Day 2
Trying from photo reference. Still a lot to learn
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Structure Day 2
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Bean Day 2
Still don't quite understand how to know which side will overlap. Planning to go over the notes later. I've also noticed that mistakes seem to be much more obvious after looking at pictures of my drawings rather than the drawings themselves. Has been great for noticing areas to improve
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Good morning. Here are my day 4 gestures
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Hello. I have been slowly drawing loomis's guidelines for the head and I have a few questions about its application if anyone has time to answer.
First, when drawing the initial sphere, are you attempting to make the circle the same size as what you see on screen, or are you drawing an arbitrarily large sphere to trying to draw the face by scaling up/down the features of the face? Is the difference insignificant, or is there one that you would recommend beginners to start with?
Second, is their a tip for getting the flat oval of the side of the face right?
I imagine much of this will come down to mileage, but any advice would be appreciated. Here are a few of my drawings from today
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