Crystal Blue  (she/her)
Crystal Blue (she/her)
cheese aisle
Squinting at potatoes is my ✨passion✨
Charles Litz
I have a really hard time with clearly seeing the values on the sphere ^^'
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
Spheres r tricky. There’s a bounce light on the side of the sphere near the rectangle, including that cld help
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Marco Sordi
2022/11/6. Good morning everybody here’s my today’s 30 mins warming up exercise. Thanks and have a good Sunday.
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
overall very nice! The thumb looks a little long, also the contour lines on the middle finger should be parallel becuase finger joints can’t bend sideways (if that makes sense, pls ask if it doesn’t)
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
Hello! im pretty new to rendering, so I could really use some feedback. i tried going in and first trying to get texture w textured brushes , then adding big shadows, and then adding more intense textures, except for on cotton where i did the bigger shadows first to define the form. Idk if there’s a better process I cld be using.
Crystal Blue  (she/her)
Your values are great! nice simplifying
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
Great lecture, can't believe it's free! Question: does it make sense to apply the same strategy of lines bouncing off each other when drawing the face?
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
unfortunately I haven't gotten to this part of the course, so I can't really offer critique. However, I can recommend looking up bodybuilders and tracing the anatomy on them, then drawing in contours to understand the 3-d form. It's really helped me and hopefully it can be helpful for you.
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
It's coming along nicely! here are my thoughts: - The composition is leading my eye to the face of the guy with the red hair, so consider putting more contrast in that area to make it more interesting I personally think that adding brighter brights in the purple to have some kind of glowing effect would look good - It's somewhat hard to tell what's going on with the blond woman's legs. Make sure her outfit follows the form of her butt, right now it looks really flat. I'm also not sure about her left leg, I feel like it would be really hard to twist that way. Maybe have her bend her leg at her knee instead of it bending back at the hip (does that make sense? I can clarify if it doesn't hope that helps =)
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Marco Sordi
2022/10/3. Good morning everybody. This is my today’s 30 minutes warming up exercise (that I've extended to 40 this time cause I couldn’t finish it in time). Thanks and have a good week.
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
Very nice form! The only changes I'd make to it would be with the hair strands, remember that gravity will pull them straight down, so they won't have the same tilt as the face does =)
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
I did some tracings over photos to practice. Any feedback is appreciated, it was really hard!
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
These are forearm studies I did from the pictures in proko’s video. Any feedback is appreciated!
Steve Lenze
Hey Crystal, I like your costume studies, it's something we should practice often. The thing with clothes is that they are influenced by the underlying form- gravity- and points of tension. These things are what causes wrinkles and folds. Also, it's good to show the seams in the garments to help, along with the wrinkles to show perspective of the form. I did a sketch that I hope helps :)
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
Thanks for the explanation, it really helps!
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
I did some clothing studies since I tend to have trouble with my figured looking much worse once I add clothes. My goals were to show the form and have nice shape design. Any feedback is greatly appreciated!
Crystal Blue  (she/her)
overall very nice! I think for the sloth and the cat you could work on the 3-d structure. Think about how you’d break them down into planes (you can also do the excersize where you draw it broken down into planes.) it’s also helpful to think about the contour lines
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
I did some arm anatomy studies. Keeping track of all the little forearm muscles was pretty confusing. Feedback is appreciated! Also if anyone has any specific ways they like to practice this sort of stuff that’d also be good :)
@abrahan13
Any feedback is appreciated
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
I like your structure and how clean your lines are!
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Yoran Bordewijk
I will keep doing more iterations but feedback during the process is always a good thing.
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
Your values are nicely organized which makes the drawing very clear :)
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
Even though I haven’t had the time to watch the video for it yet, I’ve done the pelvis and ribcage lessons so I decided to practice the anato-bean any feedback would be great!!
Crystal Blue  (she/her)
I've never used it myself, but my friends like gimp, https://www.gimp.org/ and it's free
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Crystal Blue  (she/her)
These look great! I think for your proportions it would help to pay attention to how each induvidual model varies from the standard loomis head proportions. Studing the loomis head, reilly head, and skull with also be helpful :)
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