VAGABOND
VAGABOND
Earth
Been drawing since March of 2022 and I am here to pass my limits and to become the GREATEST ARTIST OF ALL TIME. YOU WILL SOON KNOW THE NAME VAGABOND!!
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VAGABOND
So I tried to do a hallway to a spaceship I do think I work big to small with this guy but I still think I could of done better on that front. I liked to think the perspective is better and more interesting then my first 2 attempts but any feedback on that front would be great. I struggled when I had to add more stuff to it and I wasn't really sure what should be included and where it should be place so that's why it's really messy. I am going to do another one and I am probably going to look at more photo references to help me out.Any other feedback would be a big help.
VAGABOND
Did 2 rooms with photo reference was much harder then I thought it was going to be. I feel like I have the idea of the lines converging to one point down but I feel like my horizontal and vertical lines are off any feedback on this would be really cool. Also I kept it really basic for now I think it would be cool to come back and change the setting and eye level once I get some feedback and watch the demo.
@drawingdodo
Pretty cool! Doing things with photo reference is hard because nothing in reality is in 1 point perspective, this is almost a simplification of perspective. Don't have a lot to add in terms of constructive feedback, other than some things not feeling like the scale is accurate, like the tv stand in the right image, compared to the table in the distance. Still, great work, keep it up! Also, great sink location!
VAGABOND
Decided to come back and practice this lesson again. I think I did better then my first go around but am still struggled with the Buffalo
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Ben Cayton
I know this assignment was specified to only measure the eyes, mouth, and nose on the subject used… I went a little overboard on this one and decided to do a full render. I realize there are many problems with this piece, but I’ve gotten to the point where I’ve learned enough from this one and need to let it go. Any critique is appreciated. I know he’s got a turkey neck, btw. ;)
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1yr
Really like the blue you used for the background really makes me really feel like getting fired at work and starting a underground fight club.
VAGABOND
Still not perfect with the proportions but I think I am making progress with them in small sort of step ways lol
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Another batch of gesture/Rhythm drawings I did this week. Was only able to do it once this week but as long as I have something it's better then nothing :)
VAGABOND
Prettyyyyy coooool
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Another batch of rhythm drawings I think I am starting to get the hang of it but I think I need some feedback on what I am missing here any feedback would be great
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I think my what I am struggling with the most with this project is keeping things in proportion while also still trying to obtain that rhythm that Stan talked about. I would say the legs/arms in particular where the hardest part of the body to draw so feedback on how to draw better legs/arms would be GREAT. I was also wondering if would be a good idea to practice just doing leg/arm rhythms by themselves or should I just keep doing the whole body???
Sinéad Erin
Hey! I found getting the proportions right tricky too, but i think did a good job with the proportions for this exercise! I think practising both ways would be beneficial but drawing the limbs with the rest of the body would be more so because the rhythms of the arms and legs move into the torso for example the connection between the pecs with the deltoids. For the limbs, I think you have done a good job for sketch #3. For sketch #4 I think you could add tapered strokes to the forearms as the lines are quite parallel instead of getting thinner towards the wrist. Also, for that pose, in the reference she has most of her weight bearing down on her left leg, your sketch shows her torso to be moving in the opposite direction, making it look like she hasn’t got that weight traveling down that leg. I think using center lines and a line for the angle of the shoulders can help when drawing the torso to support the pose. I hope this is helpful! :)
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