Demo - Simplify Pear from Observation
Demo - Simplify Pear from Observation
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Demo - Simplify Pear from Observation
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Now that you’ve all had some time to try the first project on your own, you can watch how I do it and figure out what areas you are exceeding and struggling with.

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COMMENTS
Stan Prokopenko
Now that you’ve all had some time to try the first project on your own, you can watch how I do it and figure out what areas you are exceeding and struggling with. Here is my step-by-step demo on how to properly execute the first project for level 1 students.
Jakub Banas
First 2 photos are my attempts prior to demo and critique videos, I attempted all 3 pears. watched the demo and critique then attempted pear 1 again. I'm extremely happy with the improvement from before an after. My absolute biggest challenge is filling in light values, I find it difficult to keep the strokes close together, resulting in quiet a few visible strokes. Any criticism and tips are highly welcome.
Valentina Taneva
Vanessa White
One before watching this video and another after. I think drawing digitally for pencil sketching is tad bit difficult for me, but I do think that after watching this video I start to understand more about seeing/drawing an object with flat panels. I watched the video then tried drawing it on my own, because I wanted to make sure I’m not trying to “replicate” the tutor’s drawing, but drawing it out based on what I’ve learned and understood. Shading value still needs to be improved imo, but I believe it’s definitely better than my first own attempt! also, if anyone is interested in getting a learning buddy, please let me know! I’m completely new to drawing. :)
Marco Uggè
I tried it a second time, following along with the video.
Ash
1d
Nice!
Ariel G
2d
pear v1! coming back to drawing after a decade of not drawing anything. trying to learn again from the ground up
@samabbassi
Pear 1. I’m an amateur
Evgeniya
2d
@gingerbud
It is very cool to see improvement between the two, eve if it is really slight. I realized I was trying to rush through on attempt 1 and i worked on slowing down for attempt two.
Juan Araiza Palos
I’m trying
@zbeckerleg
This was fun. I’m loving seeing everyone else’s. It’s so interesting to see how people see things.
Benjamin Lim
just mustering up courage to post
Flatte 19
what do you guys think?
Ron Milich
Before (v1) and after (v2). In v1, I used only an HB pencil for the values. In v2, I used HB, 2B, 4B, and 6B pencils. In both cases, I noticed that hatching was the hardest part. In v2, I tried to improve the hatching, but the shadow still does not have a sharp border between the values. I have a question: when I am hatching a simple drawing like this, do I need to keep the hatching mainly in one direction?
@prithakgurung
Before and after drawing. I don't know which one is good and o think there is not much difference between two of them, any critiques on my art
karla castro-frenzel
Very first attempt.
@ramirosamano
Before and after demo
@nicki9571
Pear 3 on my own and then the first pear following the tutorial after my own attempts. I like the way the weight of the pear changes. Fun!
@anociari03
@an345
7d
An attempt without Demo. Drew the “Level-1-pear-3”. If someone could give any kind of critique it would be highly appreciated! 🙇
@lavander_and_honey
I did the assignment! I made one before and one after the critique videos. The one that has the clipboard bracket showing is my first attempt. I couldn't find 5 values on my first pass, so I hope my second pass looks better. If anyone has any critiques to offer, please feel free to share! I tried my best to be mindful of creating strong angles, interesting shapes, and asymmetry. I think my shading could be much cleaner. And I wonder if my values are separated enough?
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