This was daunting, but fun. I stressed about it for a while, but then I told myself that I didn't have to finish in one go, broke it down into parts, and just dove in. The artist is Peter De Seve,

I found with the lighting drawing, that I had to pay more attention to the taper of the lines, in order to get rounding of forms.

I had a tough time with this, I think I got thrown by the fur and trying to keep it to just lines. But I was able to settle down and push/pull some features of the face to come up with some different ideas.

Finished the level 1 project in one sitting, I like the assignment, and I really loved drawing the VR girl’s chonky legs! 🤩 What do you think I should focus on to improve? As with the skull from the previous lvl 2 assingment, I’m struggling to get nice line weight variation going instinctively while drawing these more organic subjects.

I went to the art store today to look for Red / Blue pencils pencils. I found that for pencils available, I could not control the amount of colour, no matter the pressure I applied, on the pencil to the paper, the colour was sort of just deep ! So that made me wonder what pencil manufacturer or colour material is in the pencils that Stan demonstrates with ? When searching for a line, they appear to have a good range of Red between light and dark. Any advise would be appreciated?

first pass on the penguin. Felt pretty good abt it, but got tangled up on the feet.

I felt better about some of the lines and rhythms in this one.

I tried to keep this simpler than the boots, and found that I was able to see more rhythms in lines that way.