Strahinja Milutin
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2mo
Awesome! Thank you Stan <3
2mo
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Hello all. For these attempts I tried to find as many rhythm connections as seemed appropriate….may have over complicated them a bit in the process (?). I figured out each pose in pencil first then went over with charcoal pencil in a vain quest for that elusive line quality - frustrating, and charcoal pencil was not a miracle cure. The flow was ok but the taper does not want to reveal itself for me. I must be sharpening the pencils wrong 😑.
Made some attempts from other artists whose figure drawing/photography I admire (Moebius, Bruce Gilden). Goal was to make a bridge to drawing from imagination by trying to figure out poses without all the landmarks of the naked body and when covered with clothes. Even got a dog in there, which was nice. Let me know what you think!
Strahinja Milutin
2mo
I like your shapes and style. Also, number 4 was hell for me too, I tried multiple times and did pretty bad :D
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2mo
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Definitely took more than 5 minutes per drawing. The poses are great, but also pretty hard :D I would appreciate any feedback. Thanks.
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Thanks for this great lesson! I was waiting for something like this, and the fact that it is longer than usual makes it even better :D There is a lot of great information here. I would really like to get into the figure drawing more. I wonder if I should take anatomy lessons first, before getting into figure drawing?
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7mo
Hi Andrew. Here is my first nose study, I followed your video and tried to use my nose as a reference in a mirror. Thanks.
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7mo
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I did master studies after Viktor Titov, Egon Schiele and Ken Barthelmy
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8mo
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HI, here are my submissions. I'm not sure If I added too much shadow for the first one.
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Hand and second penguin drawing are done after watching the video. The most difficult one was the hand. I have a really hard time drawing objects to fit the page, it's always too large.
Sketching is very scary to me and i dont know why. It shouldnt be that difficult but I get anxious whenever i do it.
Same here. First I stare at the sketchbook for some time. I guess it's hard to start something and anticipate how disappointed you're gonna be with the result. I think that's giving me anxiety before I start drawing, so I guess accepting baby steps and slow progress is one way to deal with that. At the end of the day you just have to do it if you want move forward :D
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9mo
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Here are my first few sketches. I'm trying to use my whole arm to avoid hairy lines... I plan to do sketches from all the videos provided, after that I might be able to draw something coherent from memory.
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10mo
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I find it hard to draw objects on the paper in the proper scale. After watching the Demo I realized it's because I didn't draw the boxes first. Here are my Level 1 drawings ,after few attempts. I'll try to to do better job on the level 2.
10mo
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Here are some Chimp studies, mostly. The front one is a Gorilla. I used photos and 3D skeleton model for references
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10mo
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Hi David. These are my first few skeleton studies.
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1yr
Andrew is a great teacher. I'm following both the Figure Sculpting Fundamentals and the Portrait Sculpting premium courses. It helped me a lot with understanding the basic forms of the human figure, gesture and how to sculpt difficult areas. I fell in love with traditional sculpting, so I'm looking forward to finishing both courses and see where it takes me. As a 3D artist learning to become character artist, I absolutely recommend Andrew's courses.
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