This was a much needed challenge for me. Recently while my images have looked a lot better, I have taken longer than I wanted. The challenge of gesturing a full object in decreasing increments reminded me to make quick efficient marks and prioritize information. I started oth with the car, and I needed a few tries to get into the flow to get a full object out in that time. This is just a start, and I will apply this to a lot more objects in my own practice. Thank you Marshall.

I love where this is leading us. Thank you.

I has some fun with this challenge. I really like the idea of trying to figure out how to Christmasize these images. I kinda wish I wa screamer on the render, but overall I love how these came out,

Week 3 try to pick up a few things from glen keane and other cartoon hands. I found drawing feet is much more difficult than hand. If f i had a fetish with feet, probably solved the problem... Just kidding... lol Btw I started watching Arcane lately, the style of it is amazing, and I truly love the plot so far. Anyone watched that? I really love how the micro expression on the face is animated, and how the face feel so sculpted.

Week #3 hands and feet!🤗

Here are my week 2 and 3 submissions. It was fun participating in another challenge. I can’t wait to see what we’re going to do for 5e 12 Days of Proko!

Here are my submissions! I will say this definitely helped me get back into gear with making the most efficient choices with gesture drawing. I can’t wait to work on next week’s assignment.

Backpack

I enjoyed this excercise a lot! This showed me how much work I still have to do with just designing shapes. Lineweight is on my mind, all the time, but, as of now, it feels like I don't have enough energy left to execute it for a more finished look - after I've poured my brain on earlier stages. From this assignment I also learned that I still have the annoying tendency to get into details all too soon. It gives my drawings a certain stiffness, I think. Today, though, I'm far more able to let go of pedantry than I was a year a go, and being loose and just feeling it is a great feeling, so that's a win :D.

Here is the work I’ve completed for all ginger-related cross-contour practice. I really found this assignment insightful. I ended up applying all of the skills we’ve learned so far, twisting forms, designing shapes, perspective and line weight. From this I feel I still need to work on generating shapes and poses without reference, but more so keeping my mind’s eye strong to better visualize the end result. I still have a lot to work on but I think things are going well.