Martha Muniz
Martha Muniz
San Diego
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@dollydigital
Martha Muniz
Nice! Love the fun house shapes! With the treehouse, the overall house looks great, but because we are looking up at the treehouse, the tree should also follow the same general perspective and go upwards. The texture and wooden steps you added already serve as indicators, so all they need to do is be placed as if we are looking up at them too -- the tree curves go up, and we look at the bottom of the steps instead of the top side. Keep up the good work!
Yevhen Syrchin
some more cross contour practice. feedback is very welcome!
Martha Muniz
Hey there -- great practice! I definitely see more form definition and perspective with each new attempt. Something to keep in mind, though I mostly see it in the first few ones, is to keep the point of view of the camera/viewer in mind, so are we looking up/down/right in front of the object? This will affect how the curves will appear: in the first example, because we are looking down at the object, the curves will get rounder and rounder as the object recedes into the distance. With the other two examples, keeping mind which way the cross contours are directed based on where we are looking at the object helps define the clarity. Let me know if you have any questions!
Yevhen Syrchin
Martha Muniz
Good work!
Stefan Sharkov
This was a fun exercise.
Martha Muniz
Great angles and construction!
Yevhen Syrchin
that was fun!
Martha Muniz
Looks great!
@osa
Here are my warm-ups!
Martha Muniz
Awesome work! :D
Donna Swibas
This was very difficult…would like some critique, tips, suggestions. Thanks! Donna
Martha Muniz
Looks great, you really nailed it! I would recommend also getting some practice with the horizon line placed closer to the middle of the room rather than above, so you can practice drawing objects as the viewer looks up at them as well.
@deadsm
Fun!
Martha Muniz
Woah! Super creative :D
@yashimon
Asked for help
I tried 5poses. I realized that I like figure drawing!
Martha Muniz
Awesome! Definitely see the nice stretch and pull of the poses. It also helps to look for the counterbalance to the stretch, usually on the opposite side, where the push and squash will be as the figure bends and compresses into itself. It's especially a key part of making the torso feel real and dynamic. Keep up the great work!
Shreyans
Took a break for a couple of weeks due to exams. Very happy and excited to start again and continue this. Hopefully I have not forgotten the earlier lessons. 😅
Martha Muniz
Great variation! Love how different shapes were used for each one!
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