I have to admit, as a beginner, I personally don't feel master studies are helping me much. I'm too unexperienced to understand why a master puts a line down, and I just end up copying the drawing. If anything, it might help me a little with finding new ways to use my pencil, but as a study, not so much. Maybe I have a wrong approach to it? Tried it anyways after Glenn Keane.

Tried to apply what I learned here to a portrait. Definitely didn't get the hair in the De La Torre style. Probably should have been thinking more from a design perspective than trying to copy what I was seeing.

Is the right eye too high or the left eye too low?

So much fun. This is my favorite group of lessons so far!

@Martha Muniz Please critique me 🙇

My first attempt on Conan . I struggled , quite a bit with getting the lines in the right shapes . Constructive feedback is welcome.

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Drew along, then added some more characters. The first time I ever inked I realised it works really well for me, naturally. It just feels right, like no other media. Graphite has been my biggest struggle up until recently, but still tests my patience a lot. Doing "ink lines" with a graphite has really helped me tame the graphite even more and opened my eyes to its possibilities.

I drew along as I watched. And then I misspelled Robertos name as Robert. Clearly I need to pay more attention to the screen.

Here are my studies on Roberto de la Torre :)

I did another master study. By Jeff Watt. I had some fun, It took me an hour. I am very impressed. Since, I have stopped using eraser, I have improved. And my drawings have become more cleaner.

I have done few exercises on line quality (master studies). After few drawings, I have realised my line quality is getting better. I started these course 3 months ago, and the improvement I have made, make me proud of myself. I can only say thanks to proko. Here's are some of my drawings.

My attempt at the follow-along.

I thought Conan's eyebrows was his eyes for a while.

I tried to do some studies on Glen Keane, Eliza Ivanova and Charles Dana Gibson. I know, the girl's proportions are off..

Was trying to study the eye of this Mike Mignola piece. It was fun having to hold my tools in new ways to get the lines and heavy shadows of his work.

These were fun and humbling. With the Kim Jung gi one I struggled as he used a brush pen with such skill giving him a bigger range of tapering and line patterns tried to stylise his line weight with my pen. Really enjoyed the Nicolas uribeb piece was not sure how far to go to make the marks that were values in the picture but think I might have been able to do a bit more. The figure drawing was pretty hard because of the continuous complex lines and the anatomy and flow of the lines is so accurate in the picture that it was hard to focus on the lines felt I am missing the hand skills and knowledge to create lines like these but hey always learning

got inspired by this demo and decided to challenge myself to use the brush pen dudeeeeee, its way harder to do confident lines with this.