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@nick_laze
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3d
added comment inThe 8 Minute "Ivan Brunetti" Challenge
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The first one (that machinery that I don't know the name of, I don't even know if it actually exists) is my application to the challenge, the other ones are just for fun. I suggest you people to look at the ref picture just for the 4 min drawing and then keep going only using your imagination (or even do 4 min drawing without ref), it was so much more challenging and fun this way
@nick_laze
3d
Also, sorry if my english is not perfect 🙏
@nick_laze
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1mo
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I had a lot of fun doing these. I do values thumbnail on a regular basis but this was my first time doing more than one sketch for a single image. With these i tried to be faster so I could focus more on trying different values combination rather than have it looking good. I'd appreciate some critiques or suggestions. I'll do the same with the other pictures
Day 2. I feel like I could use some idea to get out my comfort zone. I think the third one (bottom left) is my favorite
@nick_laze
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2yr
Hi people, I'm a newbie and I noticed that a lot of you are really good. That's great, I hope to get good too. Can you give me some feedback on a couple of quick sketches done by following this lesson? I've been doing a lot of gestures since I started and it feels good to change my routine a little bit with these rhythms (Which I find really similar to my usual gestures, just with a different approach). Have a nice day :)
Great work! If I could have a critique, I think you might be complicating some shapes and adding them potentially too soon. Try to get a looser gesture first, and then try to add some more details and smaller shapes to complement the bigger things
@nick_laze
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2yr
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My very first attempt at drawing full figures and shading it. I would like some feedback (also I should try to draw a full page figure). Thanks :)
@nick_laze
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2yr
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I know my lines are really messy, that's because i'm trying to use a different grip with the pencil. Could someone give me some feedback on the gesture? Thanks
@nick_laze I think these look amazing! Here's a minor point: a few of the legs are starting to lose the alternating curves for contours (like Proko says in the premium video, a lack of alternating curves can make your figures look like snowmen, or maybe a marshmallow man). I attached a draw-over...I hope it's more clear. But again, this is nit-picking. Because they look fluid and forceful!
