It took me a while to get into the flow of this exercise. Seals are fascinating animals to draw. I never realized how closely they resemble dogs, from the neck up. :)

Seems like the consensus is that proportions are difficult, and I couldn't agree more! I measured and remeasured until I thought I was going blind. It was fun though :)

From left to right, are my three attempts. I struggled too much, since I get used to rely on eyeballing to measure something( It isn't precise. I use Ctrl+T to adjust my drawings in Photoshop ). Also I am troubled by "tunnel vision". So I tried to measure in the same way as Stan  taught in the lesson, using pencil to measure. BTW, I spent lots of time on each one, 3-4 hours average or more, I believe. Maybe it was perfectionism, which made me feel bad while drawing. Critiques appreciate.

Being limited to 10 shapes or less was tough. You had to think intently about what to include or exclude.

What does Jeff mean when he says his drawing has a tonal feel? Sorry, I'm a novice to artistic terms.

Jeff said that his drawing exemplifies a heavy calligraphic style of drawing. What does he mean by calligraphic? Calligraphy is the art of beautiful handwriting. Is he saying that his drawing has a handwriting style? And if so, what is that?

Hey everyone! I chose to study Eliza Ivanova, Jack Kirby, and Bill Sienkiewicz for this assignment. Each artist has such a distinct line quality. It was fun trying to emulate it.

Hey party people, attached are the drawing exercises for the level 1 trace and level 2 draw from observation. Eager for some feedback :)

Hello! I decided to try my hand at baby goats. I don't draw animals often so it was a bit of a challenge.

Created these images in Procreate on my iPad. Hope they look okay :)

Here's the camel and Fire Marshall Bill.