Line weight

Prof P: Watching your process, and sometimes even copying it for a while, really helps me to develop my own. Thank you. This video was a lot of fun.

This lesson is actually very helpful. Thank you for pointing out that thought-vomiting has value. Sometimes, it's all I can do when trying to get out an idea.

Hope I can get everything on here. Photos I collected, prep drawings using those photos, and finally, a drawing from imagination

Loose sketch assignment.

CSI has helped me more than anything else in the last year! I've been applying it to the figures I draw (started when I did Fundamentals of Figure Drawing) and everything's getting better. Now. Thank you!

CSI Project Drawings

I draw every day. But I haven’t done a still life in a little while, particularly one with lots of straight lines. Straight lines are difficult.

This was a lot of fun! I’ll keep doing it

Here are some hands from imagination. I have a lot of trouble with seeing the thumb form.

Hand 5

Hand 4

Hand 3

Hand 2

Hand 1

Hand Assignment 2. Lots of images because I'm trying to show process. This is analog, with printouts of the original hand bone drawings (because I digitize drawings then toss them) with new drawings on tracing paper. Done before viewing the demos. Putting each hand in a separate post

Here's my attempt at the assignments.

The second hand has been drawn from imagination, and I think there's an issue with the middle finger. The last phalange bone should probably bend less, because I noticed it's kinda impossible to have the last one bending without the second one bending even more. Generally, I'm having a hard time figuring out what kind poses hands can and cannot do.

Here is my hand assignment. I would like to do them (and the whole course) again when I understand more about shading.

Level 2 submission