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Jose Ardern
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5mo
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I finally finished jeni's sculpture, thank you very much for the classes, I hope soon to continue advancing in the lessons that I have left.
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5mo
Well done! Way to finish! Finishing what you start is a huge part of being a successful artist. Keep up the great work! I look forward to seeing more.
Jose Ardern
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7mo
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I decided to take advantage of the simplified body sculpt and work on it, this is the progress so far.
Thanks to what I learned in the simplified body lessons, I can feel how it's been easier to achieve the posture and establish a good base for the proportions. This has sped up the process, although it's also very different from how I worked before.
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7mo
Hey this is looking great! I like seeing the structure of the underlying forms and it shows in the more developed sculpt where the structure and anatomy feels solid. Really impressive work!
Jose Ardern
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9mo
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measurements: cranial unit (4 cm)
I made the head and ribcage in the armature, so it was quite difficult to keep the proportions and symmetry so I tried to make the pelvis apart and then place it in the armature making it easier.
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9mo
this is looking great! very well done and the proportions look spot on! the pelvis might taper more towards the bottom. keep up the great work!
Jose Ardern
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1yr
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I started at a very low relief to mark the highest areas of the fabric and then I was forced to increase the amount of material and height to better understand how the folds worked. By increasing the height I lost the proportion or size of the folds making it look very different from the reference.
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1yr
Hey Looking good! it definitely reads as fabric but it feels a bit rough. I would really try to pay attention to the areas where the crease transitions into the soft rolling hills of the fabric. Fabric is all about the eye of the fold and the roll off from the harder creases to the softer hills of the fabric. Keep it up you're doing great!
Jose Ardern
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1yr
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I found it difficult to work with the left leg and arm because of the foreshortening.
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1yr
Hey This one is looking great! might be a good one to cast. A simple silicone mold would be easy to make. Keep up the good work!
Jose Ardern
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1yr
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This is a great opportunity to challenge myself and see how far I have progressed through the figure sculpting fundamentals course. Thank you for the opportunity
Jose Ardern
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2yr
Took me a while to get back to this sculpture, but finally finished it, there are still some details I want to work on.
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2yr
This is looking really good! Very impressive. what size is this? The only critique I might have is to look for the gesture and flowing lines in the outline of parts of the body (like the legs) and also to try for subtlety and softness in the anatomy. But this is a really good looking sculpture so far so good job!
Jose Ardern
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2yr
I used a very thin wire for the size of the sculpture and also did not use an additional support which gives me problems as the mass of the sculpture increases..
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2yr
Hey this is looking great! a really good start! Yeah external support can definitely help when it gets larger than a foot or so.
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2yr
nicely done! Love the dramatic lighting!
