Art Anderson
Southern Utah
Working on my human anatomy and figuring drawing. I draw and paint a lot of invertebrates. My best work are my portraits on my YouTube channel.
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Art Anderson
added comment inProko Challenge Reference Bash - FINAL SUBMISSIONS HERE
3yr
Here is my submission. This was really fun. I like preliminary sketches better.
3yr
I would love a portfolio review. I am 38 and have been working extremely hard to get my skills up so I can switch carriers and become an illustrator. I have watercolor, colored pencil, and pen and ink below.
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Water color butterfly3yr
Hi all. Just finished this one. Looking forward to any advice. I have attached the painting and reference photo I took with my iPhone.
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I have it and just taught a continuing ed class with that as the text book. (Based on Marshall's recommendation in the Draftsmen podcast). I love it! It's great to use in conjunction with picture books for young readers or well designed film clips, analyzing each scene, page or spread. I found I was noticing new things in storybooks that I'd read dozens of times already.
Art Anderson
3yr
Nice I am about half way through it and really liking it.
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It's my favorite composition/storytelling book. A classic.
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Great starter, I like its simplicity! However, you need to follow through with books that address more complicated compositions.
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The only thing that jumps out at me is the outline around the head is a little heavy. I really like the shading/color gradient to create excellent forms. I like the color choices and the Purple below the belly really grounds him to the brown ground he is standing on. I would not want to walk up on him in the bush. nice job!
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Molly Bang's How Pictures work3yr
Hi Proko Composition followers. Has anyone else read Molly Bang's book How Pictures Work? I am just starting it and wanted to start a thread to see what others opinions are.
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This is my latest. This was an exercise in perspective. Any suggestions would be great.
