Sita Rabeling
Sita Rabeling
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Sita Rabeling
These warm-ups are a welcome distraction (from moving house😅). Turns out it’s very calming. No ruler used. Various pencils.
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Kevin Riedel
Hey Marshall, Stan, I watched out for the eyes.training app from your studen, Marshall. Man it's AMAZING. I start now using it to practice! Thank you for the pointer. Man your student must geek (in the postive way) and I love it! Regards and big THANKS to him, Marshall. Kevin
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Sita Rabeling
Thank you!! Very useful 👌
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Sita Rabeling
Same dog, Bandit as a pup. Now on very smooth paper. Graphite and gel-pen.
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Sita Rabeling
Bought 200 (digital)MAD magazines online 😃 Here's Woody by Mort Drucker. First I studied him with graphite pencil, took a photo and worked on it in Procreate.
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Sita Rabeling
Keeping myself busy with lots of hair. In hindsight i should have used a more smooth paper, but for now I'm happy with the result because I thought I would mess it up totally.
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Sita Rabeling
Fun. From MAD No. 289, page 45. Mort Drucker. Maybe I should have been more precise, eyes are not in line - but I just wanted it to look like Dave and wanted to see how the hatching is used. I miss those programs. He’s the best.
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Sita Rabeling
Great course! Still need a lot of practice in rendering. It's fun to work from imagination. I liked it that the second drawing turned into a claw and for the arm I had a Gollum-like being in mind, with different anatomical forms.
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Sita Rabeling
The second arm, although from a different example. Not content, but I liked working on it. Did not use cross-hatching (not familiar with that), but I see it is missing in the drawing.
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Sita Rabeling
Exercising sketches along with Stan and from Mattesi’s book.
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Sita Rabeling
Copying drawings from the book as an exercise. Just trying to get the feeling of the movement and to apply or see some anatomy.
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Sita Rabeling
Before I watch the level 2 vid, here a few exercises from the last days. Some were longer than 5 minutes, on the second page all 5.
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Sita Rabeling
Some sketches from before the assignment; exercises via Yt (Vilppu a.o.) and the figure drawing course. Then a page with quick sketches from stills of Stan’s vid and a few poses from the downloads. Hope to get better results when there is time for 1-2 hour sessions. But during busy times (like right now), I found out that these exercises were very relaxing, meditative.
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Sita Rabeling
While studying the pecs (again) I wondered about the muscles in the armpit region with the arm raised. With a slight alteration of the pose the position/visibility of the muscles also change - so I hope my drawing is correct.  The second image is what helped me figuring it out.
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Sita Rabeling
Watching Netflix and exercising.
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Thieum
Appart from the dynamic shapes studies of seals in the drawing basics course, I continued practicing on poses and portraits shapes. I tried to implement @Steve Lenze and @Martha Muniz 's advices , focusing more on accentuating movements, expressions, less on proportions and details. I tried to find interesting shapes while trying to give the impression of volume. I had a hard time sometimes, especially with the right hand of the man in the centre of the second page (which I had to modify as I never managed to draw the original postion)
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Sita Rabeling
These are great!!
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Sita Rabeling
Repeating anatomy is useful and fun. And I hope to up my drawing skills. I love Stan’s anatomical drawings, clean, precise and simple. I forgot to add: the line on the arm is the bicipital groove on the humerus.
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Sita Rabeling
After watching the critiques I see that the clavicula section would be almost hidden behind the sternal portion. On the right arm.
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Karas Rijji
Here's my assignment
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Sita Rabeling
Nice!
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@rinaknguyen
this is my attempt. is there someone please help me to check on Ps? all critiques will be welcomed. Thank you
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Sita Rabeling
Well I still have to learn more about Procreate, so someone else can help you much better with this image, but here’s what I could do. Followed Stan’s instructions. Hope it helps. It’s not Ps, but it’s something 🤓
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@pedrobranco
I've gone back to your figure drawing course and have been doing 100 30 seconds beans as a part of my daily training and the folds and pinches are just something I struggle a lot with. Granted, I am on a timer when doing figure, but even in my lvl 2 drawings I feel like it just never crosses my mind to include these.
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Sita Rabeling
More from memory/imagination (except for the eyes I needed a short little peek). In the second drawing I tried to improve the lines of the one in the middle.
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Sita Rabeling
Level 2.  The first 4 imagined in water, 5 and 6 on the beach. I tried to keep spontaneity in the lines while working in Procreate, but I find (one of the) original sketches with 9b more lively. Digital I used the syrup brush.
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Sita Rabeling
A few more seals+sealions with less details, more simplified and flowing lines.
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