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11d
added comment inDemo - Eyeballing Proportions
I’m pretty happy with this. Idk that I’m better at one method vs the other but I did notice I had a lot more fun when I wasn’t constantly measuring. Also the eye makeup sooo threw me off, I had to shade in the one eye because my brain couldn’t make sense of what I was looking at
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11d
This looks really good! The tapered marks and variable lineweights are lovely.
The way you handled the makeup is cool. You could adjust the construction on this eye a little bit. Maybe it’s because you redrew it already. I think its lost some of its structure. Flattened out.
Great stuff. Keep it up 👍
@toph
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15d
Does it look good? Sure. It is accurate, nope. But I’ve been at this for 3 days and can’t figure out why I’m struggling so much🤷♀️
@toph
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22d
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I decided to do a second face and I don’t know how but I did this one way faster than the first but i feel like this one came out well
Thieum
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22d
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2 attempts at designing value groups. This exercise was an opportunity for me to put @Michael Hampton 's Head Drawing and Construction course into practice 😉. So I started by studying the structure of the head, then I related that to the light direction and the shading. And I tried to design all of this with today's lesson in mind. I first separated the shadows from the light, then I went into the details and nuances. I didn't have the courage to work on a whole page (for fear that it would take too long), but it is true that it bothered me a little in the details
@toph
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24d
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This came out pretty good, however the face I think came out a lot more accurate than upper torso. And I think that’s because I got really tripped up with the fabric and started getting lost in the detail. That’s a skill I’d really like to work on however don’t know how to approach so if anyone has any tips that would be amazing
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24d
You’re very close. This looks awesome.
It just looks like some of the diagonals are a touch off. The only one that stands out to me would be his shoulder. It’s too horizontal, so it makes it look a bit too wide.
Narrow that should a little bit and this drawing is golden.
Thanks for sharing. Nice stuff 👍
@toph
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2mo
Asked for help
I’m Starting to realize that I’m really quick to be harsh with myself if I don’t understand how to draw something on the 1st try. With this assignment I needed a second to just explore the shapes and how I wanted them to interact with one another. If anyone has critiques that would amazing!
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It really helps to pull from your experiences when you're drawing from imagination. I worked out some shapes first using reference from the kiki pictures on the left. Then I started to think about some cats that I know in real life. I thought about how upset my roommate's cat gets when you don't play with him and that gave this little guy a lot of attitude.
@toph
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3mo
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Decided to another study using comic artist Dan Mora! Since we were supposed to focus on line weight I decided to only focus on the major aspects and forgo the details. Any critiques would be great!
Decided to one last one before moving to the next thing. This is a Pocahontas sketch done by Glen Keane!
@toph
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2mo
The left is Kim Jung Gi’s work and the right is from Alfonse Mucha. I was pleasantly surprised by the final results of my master study. If anyone has any critiques I’d really appreciate it!
