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Antti Kallinen
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10mo
added comment inOil painting, please critique and comment 🦫
updated better photo. Some critique or opinions wanted.Not a favourite piece of mine, but still i want to finish it, have so many paintings laying around.
Steve Lenze
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11mo
The shadows on the right side of the mountain are too dark. Light from the sky and bouncing up from the ground would add reflected light which would lighten the shadows quite a bit.
Yeah, maybe it was. Im not too concerned with real lighting on this piece but anyway it was too dark. I added a new photo today.
Dermot
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11mo
I only took part in one day. looking at the other drawings, I've a long way to go !
Hopefully I can still be considered as an entrant.
it's a genuine attempt of where I'm at within the time limitation and found it difficult.
If not considered as an entrant maybe some advice how to approach my drawing correctly,
would be appreciated.
I do think you are considered as an entrant! And for one, these kind of things sometimes make you perform under your level, sometimes higher.
So a work in progress. Please give me critique on all aspects and share what you think about it. I'll take a better photo later.
Gannon Beck
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11mo
On the 12th day of Proko, my true love gave to me...
Comics!
Which is all I ever wanted, really.
Jacob Ibáñez
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11mo
Asked for help
2 min sketches. I hate every inch of every sketch. They are lifeless and boring and I feel stuck here 😭😭😭
You will probably need to slow down, so you can try to be more accurate/get more volyme. At least i need to have enough time or be in a flow to make ok figure drawings. Also try charcoal, or some thicker medium, for fun and it can give you something other than chasing lines/outlines? keep on going, if you arent happy, throw it somewhere you cant see it and do more :D
Antti Kallinen
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11mo
nice reference photos! 2 and 5 minutes were too fast for me, got no volyme. I also did a longer one. Dynamic poses and foreshortening are hard.
@prymitywizm
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11mo
Asked for help
Awesome stream!
I lately try out a new thing - doing a fast small sketch where i try to focus on gestures and force. Then I write down some notes, to help inform a bigger drawing of the same pose, that I'll do next.
Almost every time the second one is worst.
The only idea I have, why that can happen, is that I am loosing confidence, cause somehow big picture is bigger stakes? It does sounds riddiculous, but hey, its brain, it thinks a lot of weird staff.
Any tips for me appart from draw enough to gain confidence?
Look pretty great to me. If you draw/paint certain size, it always throws you off when you change the size. Same with changing mediums, just do another one.
