Dima Jurf
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2yr
Figure study using charcoal pencil and white pastel on A3 toned paper. First attemt on a big scale. Experimenting with different pencils on a toned paper is so much fun, though I need to practice more to achieve better results! Your feedback is much appreciated. Photo ref - IG: @lovero.art
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The Dancers! A digital study I did recently from a photo I found on Pinterest. I enjoyed working on it, and I learned a lot!
Figure study after Kenyon Cox - Romance - Nude Study 1896. Coloured pencil on paper.
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Dima Jurf
2yr
Great job! Your work encourages me to practice the anatomy part by part. The intention is there, I just needed that push, so thank you!
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'Study 4 Inking Masters' is an October challenge created by Watts Atelier. These are my studies for the great masters Gibson, Frazetta, Booth, and Wrightson. It wasn't an easy challenge but an interesting and fruitful one, and I learned many many things! I am glad I participated in this challenge thanks to Watts Atelier, because I noticed a big understanding and a fast improvement in my skills.
Hope I did a good job! Any comments are most welcome.
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What do you think of these 2 min gesture drawings?
Photo source : New Master Academy / youtube channel and Croquis Cafe.
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3yr
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Hi I just started up yesterday and did some drawings with the examples, the image with the star were all 2 minute sketches, the rest were untimed, I'm really happy with how some of these came out but would like some feedback!
Looking at some of the other assignments and their feedback I think maybe I'm trying to run before I walk by trying to get the shapes this early on, I might try to just focus more on doing more loose stuff to get the gesture better, I'll try doing some 30 second ones since that should force me to simplify a lot more
3yr
I am still new, but I see that you understand the gesture well which is a big step for a starter! I think you need to practice more on creating confident and continuous lines.
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Hi everyone, I started practicing the gesture since November 2020, and I am trying my best to make it on a daily basis, which I found a bit challenging due to life concerns!
I didn't post any drawings since then, but as Stan said we should communicate and show our work to others who are in the same field in order to improve. I need other eyes to see and judge my work to make sure I am on the right track and that I am doing it right!
Thank you in advance. Your opinions mean a lot to me.
Below I post few samples of quick sketches (15 seconds up to 5 mins).
* Reference: Croquis Cafe
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