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added comment inThe 6 Types of Joints
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Is the assignment to draw the parts (as simple forms) in the same perspective as in the image or do we draw each of them in several different perspectives?
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First attempt at camel and skull
A bit late but here is my boots and snail
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Macario Lopez
4mo
I went very low poly with this one.
4mo
Here is my second pear (pear 02) after watching proko doing it
4mo
My daughter and I will do all three pears in the near future. And I will do the assignment with the portrait as well.
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Drawing of a picture I took nearby.
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Both (daughter and myself) our pears 01
I have been doodling for several hours today. Exploring and thinking visually.
Well Proko was right my scratching isn't pretty sketches...
But the hours flew by...
And it was meditative😊
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Question to the community: do you consider the Shakespeare joke 2B or not 2B the funniest ever? 😜
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5mo
I would love to know that too, @Marshall Vandruff do you have an estimated date for it's release?
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Is anything except the cylinder count incorrect?
Any feedback is welcome 🙏😊
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Hi there! Please let me know if there are anything incorrect with my assignment submission.
Would love to know specifically if cylinders 1, 6, 7, 8, 14 and 18 in assignment 2 are correctly drawn and are still considered a 1-point perspective. Thanks!
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5mo
Is there a schedule for when the next videos come out?
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My daughter's pear. She is aware that the cast shadow is from the wrong side😁
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5mo
Not at all am I a great artist but that's why I want to learn! Here is my attempt at one of the reference photos :D
5mo
I am not a great artist (yet) either.
However it is impression that Proko and many other great artists focus on structure among other fundamentals as very important.
So copying a reference's contours accurately isn't as useful as understanding and practicing the subjects structure.
Meaning breaking down the subjects into its basic volumes with primitive shapes (spheres, cubes, cylinders)
Instead of drawing the contours of a portrait... Understand and practice drawing the Loomis head and asaros head on top of that (to understand the planes of the head) then match subject proportions on top of that structure.
Learning to draw primitive volumes and their manipulations (squashing, pulling and doing boolean operations on them
https://youtu.be/6T_-DiAzYBc
) is far more useful than copying contours, even if there is some benefits from doing contour drawings.
At least that is my take on it😊
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5mo
I will go through the course with my 12 year old daughter (and the little one who is 7 will see that practice with daddy will make her skyrocket which will encourage her) . I want to keep improving as well as help my daughters (both of them) fuel their love of drawing by teaching them that practice will pay off and point them to the proper foundation 😊.
We are looking forward to start🙏.
