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Founder of Proko, artist and teacher of drawing, painting, and anatomy. I try to make my lessons fun and ultra packed with information.
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You'll learn how to reduce a complex image into two and three values, emphasizing the importance of shapes and value relationships. By analyzing a dynamic composition, we'll explore how to create strong focal points, connect figures to the ground, and maintain context with key details. This approach will enhance your understanding of composition and help you apply these principles to your own artwork.
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demo-2-notan-master-thumbnails.mp4
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Let’s do one more Notan master thumbnail study. This time, we’ll break down and simplify an N. C. Wyeth painting.
I am trying hard to simplify a subject in shapes, considering in three value scale , somehow this study turned likes this.
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You got a few gradients in there, but you still got the Notan idea right. The scratchy pencils marks have so much energy too!
sad life i have done alot of work, but i am short of time because exams are going on, as soon as exams are over ill send bunch of stuff together... in mean time sayonara. though i am still watching videos. these are fun to watch.
I considered this one for my own studies and yeah it is pretty great. That last part of the video where you talk about the lightness of the spear before the hadn't and then darkened again behind the hand is interesting because lighting wise, I would assume that behind the rider, the shaft would be lighter and in front darker, but logic can't get in the way of making a clear read of the image and it might not work if the "real" lighting were used instead.
