Pedro Alvarado
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Another iteration of the caterpillar idea....
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Another submission using a bug.
Pedro Alvarado
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Hi @Stan Prokopenko, graphic design teacher from Costa Rica here. I just wanted to let you know that I agree with @Marshall Vandruff and think that a basic drawing course by you is one the most important art resources for students around the world. You are in a position to make a course as trascendental as Loomis or Bridgman for this time and for today’s learners and your are doing great! I enrolled not only to learn how to draw but also to be a part of what you’re putting together. I understand and appreciate that you’re not just rehashing the traditional training, but also being creative about it, feeding your course with what you’ve read about learning and habit creation and your experience with so many great schools and teachers. This is what I wanted to see from you and it’s honestly great. Keep it up and thank you!
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I have always struggled from drawing from imagination and relied on observation since that felt more comfortable. I had to embrace the discomfort on this and push through so that I can improve. Im not happy with these but have to keep pushing forward.
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a Costa Rican Staple!
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Penguin and Hand
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This to me shows I’ve gained a lot from this course so far.excited to gain more! This drawing of Nicolai is about 6x8” in graphite on Bristol paper.
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Focusing on sketching as suggested, redid Obama, and added Churchill and Fauchi. Please critique
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Here's my balance poses, any comments would be appreciated.
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Great Studies! I really love how you are searching very thoroughly for the underlying structure. La Jahsee said, proportions can improve, length and width. You are starting to convey the distribution of weights, tension and balance very well! Good Job!
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