Robo Bean Assignment Example – Step by Step

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Robo Bean

Robo Bean Assignment Example – Step by Step

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Robo Bean Assignment Example – Step by Step

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Stan Prokopenko
In this video, I'll show you 5 examples of applying the Robo Bean to various poses
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2mo
these are the 4 poses seen on the video. 1st attempt is observing the model, 2nd is looking at Prokos interpretation and 3rd is once again just looking at the model. Any feedback is greatly appreciated if you go over mine I'll gladly go over yours :)
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decentworking
Here are some robo-beans. I drew them first, then drew them in overlay on the photo to see how close I was.
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Micaza
Hi guys, did I do it right? Hope you could give feedback :) Which areas can I improve on? Thank youu and looking forward to your comments~
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Aron Doehri
Maybe try to use thinner lines? Your lines are a bit ambiguous and cartoony in my opinion. Just try it and see what happens ((:
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andrew_grey
tried to do an assignment before Stan did, and then compare, wdyt?
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Eveline Rupenko
Was drawing along with Stan!
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victordbs
on the first one, (in the video) I feel like Stan's version of it is a bit off, the angle of the stretch on the left is very much exaggerated but yours is much better i think :)
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victordbs
looks great !
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hiflow
Keep getting the distances wrong and re-adjusting >.<
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Gian Amir Calibuso
Hello guys! this are my assignments, was the cropped picture too distracting or was it better without it?
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Gian Amir Calibuso
Here are the originals, what do you guys think?
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lifeflame
Could someone check my landmarks / corners of my Robo bean for me? 🙏🏽🙏🏽 I started doing a few and then I realised that I'm not really sure where the corners of the boxes should be so I went back to the actual photos of the models to see if I could identify the landmarks....
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Caitlin
I would say that these look pretty good! One thing to look out for is perspective. Such as for the ribcage box; the top plane doesn't align with the way the side and front plane are angled. I would say the points of where the landmarks are, are correct, but the perspective is just a little off.
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Lemardo Gonzalez Fuentes
I have a question, how do I make the connection from the bean to robo-bean? I am trying to draw the bean and from there get the version of robo bean but in the videos Stan goes Straight to the robo bean skipping the bean, or so i think, can someone explain me how to understand transition from the bean to robo bean?
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lifeflame
Check out the critique video at the end of the section ! Marshall explains quite well how to go from ovoids to boxes, it helped me a lot.
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Sandra Süsser
Robo Bean Studies of this lectures and some more of my own
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Hey There
The one before the last is very hard it gave me a headache.
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Gabriel Barros
My assigments. I still find it really hard to SEE throught all muscle and stuff. But 'imagining' it first, thinking of the movement the person is making and keeping in mind the relation of tilt between torso and pelvis seems to be helping. Appreciate any critiques.
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Sashank G
Great work , you re doing them well . Only suggestion would be give each drawing some space . Third page is easy to read. Few overlaps on the first 2 pages. feels congested
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willyjohn
Here are my Robo Beans that I drew after watching the Step by Step video. You are welcome to provide any comments, questions, or suggestions if desired.
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E. A. V.
My first few Robo beans. I kept forgetting to add the stretch and squash bit and I haven't watched the example video yet but otherwise im happy with how they turned out.
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persona937
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Simeon Kotov
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CHARLES DEIGHAN
The 5 examples, I'm just following along.
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winterpencil
This exercise was very tough! Any feedback is appreciated :)
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Gabriel Banos-Valencia
These look amazing good structure and you displayed the form really well
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Gabriel Banos-Valencia
i feel like there not that good but maybe I’m being too critical any thoughts.
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winterpencil
I feel like there's good solidity and structure. I would try to bend the lines on the boxes and make them more curved when necessary, some of these figures look a bit stiff. But other than that I think that you're doing a good job :D
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Simeon Kotov
Robo bean. I will be glad to comments=)
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Nicole Lee
Hi @Simeon Kotov , those drawings look really good. great proportions, gestures, line work and of course, the bean design. The only thing I can find is that in the first photo, bottom right robo bean, the bottom of the rib cage seems a bit too low. Everything else looks great!
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Yura Hulpa
great work!
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Simeon Kotov
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