it really forced me it something i wanted to explore. and from this i need to practice it more

My attempt for the assignment! I tried not to exceed an hour in this one as I did in the previous one and it helped not get into too much details!

This is a really cool assignment! Here’s my attempt. I tried to keep it simple and not spend too much time here.

I found it quite difficult. The photograph is super complex, and I didn’t work very efficient so it took me waaaayyyy longer. But it was a good challenge.

Here is my submission. I do not have tools to work digitally so this is hand drawn. I simplified the drawing a bit. Any critiques are most welcome!

Here’s my submission. I tried to form a triangle between the woman’s face and the child’s body, while keeping the lighting minimal, just enough to make the scene understandable.

Hello everyone, Here is my submission for this assignment. With the first picture, I tried my best to follow along with what I saw Sterling doing with his picture study. While with the second one, I did it remembering the previous steps without referencing the video. Throughout both images, I asked myself questions, trying my best to focus on shape and compressing values, consciously choosing what I wanted the focal point to be to create higher contrast and make everything else in the picture follow along, staying zoomed out throughout the process as to not get lost in details. It was very challenging, but I enjoyed finding new ways to answer my questions :)

I struggled with this one. But I think I learned a lot. The wooden beam in the foreground was the hardest part for some reason.

Heres my study, looking at other students i realised i should have brought in more dark tones, but ill keep at it.

Here is my study:

this is mine, hope i did it right :)

Ain't did it in 1.5h, little more.

done in black acryli- gouache, 6x4. Love the reference image !

There we go! Fun exercise. I'm more of a high key guy though (good pick up line?)

In order to stay within the limited working time I had to switch from traditional to digital. I use infinite painter on a tablet. The tight time forced me to simplify a lot but I'm happy because I like to subtract

This was fun, as always I have the most difficulty with laying the drawing at the beginning, specially with proportions. After that I have more fun with putting more definition into the drawing and then playing with the shapes and values. It took me way more than 1.5 hr but it was worth it.

Used Procreate to do this digital drawing. I have no idea if there is a lasso tool in procreate, but I will be looking that up to study.