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Here's my submission.
Was sick and couldn't draw for a bit. No 2 gave me trouble and even after going at it a few times I'm not entirely satisfied.
2024/9/9. Good morning everybody. This is my first attempt for reel 1. Thanks and have a good day.
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1yr
Hello again, Marco! I'm definitely seeing improvement as you progress.
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1yr
Hi, Nicole! Some of your drawings, including this one, have been selected for the live critique I'll be doing on Proko's channel this Wednesday at 10AM. I hope to see you there! If you can't be there live the stream will be available for viewing afterward.
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1yr
Hello again, Nicole! All in all, good start. Some legs are looking a bit too slender; the leg on the bottom right for example. Watch those proportions! I'd also like to see additional indications of three dimensions. Try drawing more implied ellipses to show the roundedness of the these forms. But all in all, the shapes are working.
Lesson 6. The Legs - Part1. Plain Paper Sketchbook A4 Size, HB mechanical pencil.
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1yr
Good start! The lower legs are often looking a bit short. Watch those proportions! Good job including the skeletal landmarks.
