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Andreas Kra
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7d
added comment inAssignment - How to Draw in One-Point Perspective
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Here are some one-point perspective letters I worked on.
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5d
Wow! I love all the different fonts and styles.
You even went for cursive!
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Here, I created a cave using the pancake technique. The dark shading in the background seems to counteract the foreground, middle ground, and background separation. That’s something I would approach differently next time.
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Here, I applied the pancake method to different landscapes, experimenting with form modifications and adding variety. It’s been a lot of fun discovering interesting spaces! Below, you’ll find the more polished versions.
Andreas Kra
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19d
Here, I took a shot at drawing a skull I found on Sketchfab. (https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/chamois-rupicapra-rupicapra-8c279797eed148ddac38f6e78b73e27f) I also explored how hydraulic mechanisms work on a digger and applied that concept to the skull. I really enjoy this way of thinking—studying organic forms, mechanizing them, and turning them into an interesting design.
(https://sketchfab.com/MUVHN)
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16d
This is really cool! Love all the exploratory sketches too! I'd love to see this head on a full robot
Andreas Kra
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22d
Here, I followed along with the demos. The inked ones were done earlier on my own before watching the demo.
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21d
It looks to me like you are sooooo getting it!
Andreas Kra
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1mo
The portrait looks great! What are you aiming for? I can see your construction and shading techniques are improving. If you were to do it again, what’s something you’d approach differently? @Dennis Yeary
I guess accuracy my goal and eventually invention. right now though better shading. though I think mr. proko basic course will help with that.
Andreas Kra
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1mo
Here, I stayed with the construction theme and sketched another piece of heavy machinery.
I started by focusing on the simple geometry and then added more details in the second sketch.
It is skewed. Which is funny cuz this happens to me too when I draw analog and don't sit upright ... you kind of "project" at an angle onto the paper. When you flip it horizontally it becomes apparent - but that can be easily fixed in Photoshop.
The bigger issue: the two vanishing points don't share the same horizon and for 2point-perspective the vertical lines should be paralell. I am not sure if it is a good idea to work without any vanishing points.
But, what do I know.
Andreas Kra
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1mo
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It's fascinating to experiment with value studies and see how they can dramatically change the look of the same image. I definitely want to practice this more often to get the most out of my drawings!
Andreas Kra
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1mo
Here, I gave the blob method a try and created some characters. The arm of the digger, in particular, caught my attention—it’s definitely worth studying more deeply to improve my ability to draw it more freely and confidently.
Here, I focused more on the arm of the digger. It’s fascinating to study how it functions!
Andreas Kra
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1mo
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Here, I’m adding my own spin to the exercise, starting with Monday’s task: rotating a kitchen item in perspective.
