Rosanne Borst
Rosanne Borst
Netherlands
Niklas Nilsson
Some attempts at the buffalo. Like the one with more triangles even though squares feel more “heavy” and “stable”. 🐃
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Rosanne Borst
Cool!
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Sita Rabeling
Finding 10 or less shapes is fun 😃
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Rosanne Borst
Such a nice idea coloring the different shapes! They look very fresh and like a nice style
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Karlo H.
I am not good at this :/
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Rosanne Borst
I think they look cute! You will get better in time nobody was born good!
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Bob Czár
here is my level 1 assignment
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Rosanne Borst
I like how you captured the essence of the animal with just an outline! I dont know if it was essential but I found it helpfull to actually draw the whole shape not only the outline, makes it a lot harder a guess!
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Rosanne Borst
I really liked this assignment. Also the restriction in the amount of shapes to use was very helpfull for keeping it quick simple and not losing myself in details.
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Dustin Adamson
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Rosanne Borst
XD
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Rosanne Borst
Yeah not happy with this one. This was like my 10 th attempt at the pinguin. I seem to stay stuck in the 'lost lines' stage here. Cant get the form right and I keep adjusting, therefore making the lines darker and darker.. How to come from this to the searching sketch lines. I thought if I just keep trying over and over, but after the 10 th one I m pretty done :p Anyone else has this problem? Or knows how to get past this?
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Johannes "Hanes" Schiehsl
This is what I like about drawing digitally. I can make my "tought vomiting lines" (love that term) or make some rough layout lines with a broad brush and than put that in the back with low opacity (like putting a piece of paper over it on a lighttable) and go over it with cleaner, now more confident lines. Does that make sense?
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Rosanne Borst
Same here!
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Eric Lindau
Im having a hard time keeping the proportions right with these swoopy lines, the envelope-thing might help me a bit, good advice! Im not ready to share anything jet because i know i can do it better than what I've done so far. I think the step from drawing a simple pear to these boots was a big leap. The snail was a bit more beginner friendly for sure.
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Rosanne Borst
The proportions were very hard on overall, and than also the proportions of those laces but at the same time trying to keep it in longer lines..
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Edo Moya
Who's in for another round of boots after watching this? 🖐️
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Rosanne Borst
Absolutely and this time to actually draw the laces :p
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Samantha Maggard
Redid the camel…I think it came out a little better. The first one the legs were too far apart and I didn’t emphasize the hump enough. Who knows maybe the first is better?
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Rosanne Borst
There both good. I feel like in the second one (on the right?) you felt more confident of the lines and applied them with longer strokes?
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Stan Prokopenko
Drawing from imagination today. I think I'll use this little guy in an upcoming lesson.
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Rosanne Borst
Now that are some neat lines!
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@polinaagame
Hello everyone:) Here is my assignments, the shoelaces almost drove me crazy😁 but I very liked this task
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Rosanne Borst
Oh I like this idea of using guide lines for the proportions
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Alexis Riviere
I had 2h to spend on all of this. So, given the time it took, I'm happy with the result. For the camel and captain skull, I did it traditionally on paper. For the l boots and the snail, though, I went a bit crazy with my tablet and tried stuff that hasn't much to do with the assignment. But still, it's about lines. :p
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Rosanne Borst
cool planes on the boots!
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@myccal
Camel
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Rosanne Borst
I like that some lines are thicker than others
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Pechrabe
So, this one frustrated me quite a bit. For the first two I just couldn't stop adding unnecessary details. I also couldn't bring myself to draw with my shoulder or my elbow. I almost gave up, but then I decided to draw on bigger paper instead of A4. I tried to be looser with my lines and simplify more, but I'm not sure if you can tell. I'm still rather happy with the last ones.
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Rosanne Borst
It s hard right thinking about all that things while drawing at the same time
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Eric A
Level 1 - got caught up in the details, but decided to post it anyway.
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Rosanne Borst
Cool plane changes!
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@jkovalchek
Looking at everyone else's I think I may have oversimplified. That being said I did each one digitally and then with graphite on paper
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Rosanne Borst
I think simplification is pretty hard so the more simple it looks the more skills it takes maybe :)
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Dan Stevens
Level 1 Snail. Much more relaxing than the boots. No laces lol
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Rosanne Borst
I agree with Anna!
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Rosanne Borst
Anyone else feels suspicious about the shoelaces? I thought mmm this is a simplification exercise and those laces look way to complicated :p Dont know if I should feel smart or just lazy :p
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