Study after Alfonse Mucha. I approach this exercise wondering how to analyze a style 😅. I began this study trying not to just do a copy, but i ended it up thinking that i just did that in worse.   But stepping back, I now realize several elements I missed. There's much more diversity in the lines than I imagined.   Firstly, construction lines can be seen in Mucha's sketch. For example, the right arm was drawn entirely and then the part hidden by clothes was partially erased. I completely missed this because I was too focused by the contours The contour of the left hand, for example, is less pronounced than the rest of the contours. The lines used for the hand and the features of the face are sharper than those of the clothing. The lines that indicate the folds are thicker and not necessarily softened at the extremities and contrast with the loose lines of the clothing frills.   I think I made too many strokes in order to do exactly the same as Mucha, but in the end, I'm rather satisfied with my drawing.   Every comment is welcome 😊 Have a nice day

Here is my assignment! I did the light and shadow one twice because i wasn't satisfied with the first one i did. The demo was really helpful 😊

Drawing is actually so difficult 😮‍💨 but i think i'm making progress and i still enjoyed doing this assignment so that great!

 Here's the result of my work on the CSI assignment before I saw the demo. I found the snail much easier to make than the shoes. I took a photo before drawing the laces because I thought I'd mess up the whole drawing! It took me a long time, but I finally managed to finish the whole drawing. Let me know what you think and give me your advice! Thanks 😊

Here is my attempt at the portrait simplification. I am pretty proud of the result, I thought it was too hard for me to do now but i think it ended up ok.

Had fun doing this drawing after watching the demo. I still find this exercise difficult but i think i improved.

Hello! Here is my first attempt at this lesson. I drew these pears from the two models given and before watching the demo. I'm going to do this exercise a second time, applying tips from the demo. If you have any advice on how I can improve, please don't hesitate, I'd be very grateful!