Hans Heide Nørløv
Hans Heide Nørløv
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Hans Heide Nørløv
Wow a 2 hour episode?! that’s more than I could ask for👍🙏
Hans Heide Nørløv
My level 2 assignments. any critique would be great
Patrick Bosworth
Nice work, on both level 1 and 2! These are fun! Your lines are clean, the exploration of shapes is great, I love the third rooster in your level 2 set especially! I appreciate the reminder to stretch my neck! (Don't forget to rotate your images to the correct orientation before uploading so we can better see your art! 😁) Keep up the good work!
Hans Heide Nørløv
My level one assignments! any critique will be appreciated! 👍
Rachel Dawn Owens
Lovely tapered strokes and the designs of these drawings are wonderful! Keep pushing them further. You could try playing with the proportions next. keep having fun with it. Excited to see more!
@hampop
I took reference from Nabetse Zitro on artstation: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/9aExo Looking for feedback and critique!
Hans Heide Nørløv
looks great, and what a great master you chose! I can see that Nabetse Zitro used a heavy line on the contour of the hat, ( in that instance, he is using the hierarchy of importance method that we learned about earlier in this course ( Stan introduced it in the video titled "how to draw with line weight")), I think you could go a little heavier on the contour of the hat on Your Drawing to replicate Nabetse Zitro's lines more accurately. 👍
Hans Heide Nørløv
Really one of my favourite Jeff watts pieces. would love any critique 👍
Rachel Dawn Owens
Wow. This look really good 👍
Hans Heide Nørløv
XYZ! XYZ! It surely helped to focus on the XYZ!
Hans Heide Nørløv
I had an urge to put this entire video into my notes, because it explains this phenomena so well. -But thankfully I can just access this course at all times. This deal with eye levels and horizon lines is slowly cementing into my brain. Thank to Cody Shank
Hans Heide Nørløv
went a little exaggerated with these, but i think i still got the point of the exercise. any critiques would be great!
Rémy Bernard
I don't think it's exagerated, it's really good ! I'd say you kind of lacked line quality on the hierarchy of importance drawing. Having some straight lines along the curvy lines would add some variety. Well done !
Hans Heide Nørløv
I did these not quite following the rules about the timer 😬. I instead focused on noticing carefully when I made mistakes, and then I would try to figure that problem out. but I also did some of them following the time. I hope my questions about the rotated carpet makes sense… I’m glad to know that I can trust that Marshall will clear up any problems I’m having with rotating objects later in the course!
C B
I have drawn so many anvils. Many didn't get seen through to the end because they became lost causes, but here are two I saw through. The one facing away... It might have been a problem with my measurements, maybe it really is that foreshortened, but the horn is barely visible. I could cheat it by elongating my cube and adding it in...
Hans Heide Nørløv
the same thing happened for me where the horn got absolutely squished. i must also add, that i for some reason find the first drawing very appealing to look at!
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