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Hey. I did some 2 min and 10 min sketches. For a few of them, I gave them an additional 10 mins because I was curious where they would go.
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10-20 min structure drawings. Some of these I got caught up on detail, others I think I very successful. I sometimes tried to create a through line of gesture, structure, and moving into a more developed drawing when I felt like it was going good. But that did lead to some of them being a too unstructured, or demonstrating structure in my opinion. I'd like to do one of the portraits later.
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A few more.
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Here's a very Reilly method struture portrait.
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I wanted to spend the day locking in gains from previous lessons, and experiment a little on trying to "paint" or "chisel" more with graphite. Also trying to figure out what a "finished" drawing looks like to me now. Did have fun and found more areas needing improvement and some new ideas to try.
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I am looking at these afterword to assess them for stuff I'm doing wrong. This one was bothering me a lot and I couldn't see why. I realized I didn't model the lips at all. It didn't fix everything but it improved it a lot.
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Tried an embellishment.
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Various 3 min and and a 5 min study. I did feel like some of the gestural lessons from yesterday were helpful from becoming too stiff.
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I did a variety 90 sec, 3 min, and 5 min gestures. Never felt like I became fluid enough. Also tried drawing figures in different sizes to see if it would loosen my hand up. I did notice my vision start to shift to rhythms first, but I think I will have to start doing gesture on a regular bases to "get it" better. There's some nice shapes here and there throughout though.
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I can't recall the last time I ever drew armor. I was/ am attempting an ink one. If it turns out alright, I'll post it up.
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A really challenging day. These were all 10 mins that I took further to 20, 30 and 60 mins prospectively after I struggled so much with the back pose. Interior details need remeasured and values need some better organization. I took some notes for later. I enjoyed today none-the-less. Hope everyone else is doin' good.
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Did 4, 5 min poses. Then I wanted to know what a 5 min portrait would look like, and try to stay away from detail like yesterday. Then a 10 min portrait that I took to 1 hour. Tried to keep the interesting detail to the slight diagonal of the front of the model's face. Found making choices within an hour hard at times.
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First head layin of the day. Will post more in a thread.
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One more. The structure of the eyes are wobbly, the cranium is slightly too small, but there's some energy to it I suppose. In all the portraits I really had to fight going into too much detail. I appreciated the time constraint revealing that.
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Here's one of Timothy.
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The next one
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Marshall hands. I wanted to make a page of hands that additionally focus on the whole page's composition to correct for the mistake I made with placing things yesterday. The middle and lower four are 10 mins, the upper right is 5 mins, and the thumbs up hand in the upper left is 25 mins. I erased and redrew it 4 times. I just wasn't getting it for some reason so I slowed down and kept started over.
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