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Jack Mills
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1yr
added comment inBean Examples – Tilt, Lean, Twist and Foreshortening
Here are my bean drawings. Feedback is welcome
Johnathan
1yr
Good effort, keep up the good work
Johnathan
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1yr
Im not an expert in anatomy but I can tell you that you identified the sacrum triangle accurately and that the angles/tilt of the boxes is what i would have done too.
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1yr
Awesome work! Really well done :)
Johnathan
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1yr
Asked for help
Having trouble painting directly with shapes and color. Will try again another time.
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1yr
Cool!
- Notice how the child has a larger forehead in the photo than in your drawing. Same with the bald man. Perhaps it could help to think of the head as a few shapes, and check that they have the relationship that you want them to have, before adding details.
I hope this helps :)
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1yr
Nice work! I think you really got down the rendering with well-executed light and shadows. One smaller thing to watch out for would be the jaw area, especially the chin, as I notice the tendency to make it larger and flatten it out. It helps to think about the chin as a simple sphere-like object, especially with softer rounder faces like these, so it's easier to pinpoint the terminator and describe the round form as it curves around. Hope this helps, keep up the good work :)
