Demo - Eyeballing Proportions
Demo - Eyeballing Proportions
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Demo - Eyeballing Proportions
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Lynn Fang
This is an attempt to observe proportions only using my eyes (which is how I get used to do). I find I tend to draw things wider when eyeballing. It's good to do this practice after last assignment. I feel I can get a more efficient and accurate proportion measurement by adjusting the ratio using both methods. Thank you Stan!
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COMMENTS
Stan Prokopenko
As you develop your eyes to judge proportions, you won't need to measure as much. In this bonus measuring demo, I’m going to rely a little less on the measuring and more on just trusting my eyeballs.
Ilana Eisenhart
This is my attempt at an Andrew Loomis baby head. It was my 4th attempt. The first three looked warped or like an adult face. My problem is that I have trouble creating the face when I draw the shape of the head first. It is very confining for me and I have to work from the inside out and create the facial features first and then the shape of the head after that. I need to work on that. The facial features are hard too! I look forward to taking a figure drawing class after this :)
gunk
14d
I think this is the hardest time I've had while drawing. I tried attempt #1 before watching the video, and attempt #2 while following along with the demo. It was really helpful seeing Stan's thought process where I had the most trouble, especially with starting with a large envelope shape for the head, which really helped get the head shape right on the second attempt. It's also amazing to see that he can process both line weight and shape simplification at the same time so naturally; I found myself struggling to handle even one at a time. I don't think I can trust my guts so much yet, I'll have to return to this assignment many, many times.
Jason O'Toole
Challenged myself with a more difficult angle. Mouth and nose too low again! Will keep that in mind going forward. Also, eye correlation angle incorrect which is not good. But overall head shape ok. Neck too small
gunk
14d
You got the shape of the head spot on though! There's something about your drawing's line quality that makes it pop out, and I think it's pretty amazing. Keep up the good work!
Jason O'Toole
Made the nose and mouth too low
Patrick Bosworth
Nice work, and good observation on the self-critique! You still managed to achieve a great likeness here, really solid proportions, and a great feeling of form and dimension, is an excellent lay-in! Keep it up!!
Bubbles
30d
I wanted to try this again, but I didn’t want to spend more than an hour on it. It took about 25 minutes. I really rushed it, but damn… even rushing it, I can see a little improvement. Even though today’s version still isn’t proportionally correct. I’m two months into this, so I can’t wait to see how much I’ll improve over the years :) I will come back here in the future and update with a new one. I’m going to take this as a personal challenge.
WB
30d
Great improvement!
Stephanie N
Back to drawing after a long break. Eyeballing felt more natural compared to the measure method. Although I probably should make a second attempt. His face is too long, nose placed too low
@jfd
1mo
Some mistakes here and there but overall I am happy with how it turned out, especially considering it took less time than the previous two.
@penguin915
turned out surprisingly decent!
Nick Tomassetti
I took my first attempt and did the layer mask and made corrections. I wish I had checked before I started using the HB pencil because the left half of my first attempt of the face was way off. This corrected version fits a bit better but still slightly off.
Juan Sanchez
Eyeballing the proportions felt a lot more natural to me.
Daniel Cabot
had lots of fun, found measuring with a common unit to be very powerful tool added to my arsenal
Lorena Faria
Just tryed cus Cillian is the best the mouth was a nightmare
Chuck Ludwig Reina
Looks good!
Eiko Fazio
3mo
I took a screenshot of Cillian Murphy from the training video and tried to do eyeball exercise. This is what came out of....I need to learn how to do the self feedback. I don't have photoshop but I have a similar tool (affinity).
Jose Anton
3mo
I haven't gotten all the measurements right yet, but some were pretty close. I've been practicing this lesson for a while now; I need to improve my measuring accuracy.
@dbd1000
3mo
Here's my assignment. I just used some plumb lines for rough measurement.
@dbd1000
3mo
Here's another one with the Cillian Murphy reference from the demo.
Alessandra Kostolias
Wow, this was much more enjoyable than the previous exercise! Demos are so helpful ! I need to learn how to do the self critique steps on procreate. I will rewatch the video.
@jezziha
3mo
This was tough. I sort of feel like I eyeballed the proportions correctly, but my values are awful lol I’m hoping the later sections will help with that! Either way, I’m enjoying learning :)
Bobo
3mo
Practiced another one. Advice/critiques appreciated.
Bobo
3mo
Added some color to emphasize the character for fun. Any suggestions/critiques appreciated.
@alexate
3mo
Eyeball with a few sighting measurements
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