Art Stark
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I'm here at Proko so I can eventually focus on 'what' to draw and not on 'how' to draw.
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added comment inProject - Build a 1-Point Room - Level 2
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1 Point Rooms. First iteration too much ruler. Second iteration less ruler, more fine liner.
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An oil painting on a scrap piece of masonite. Just starting to use this medium and am looking forward to more experimentation. Any advice is appreciated!
Hi.
Great Study! It shows personality as well as features!
The light and shadow work is well done, giving the impression of more than one light source and avoiding flat dark areas. The painterly strokes give a dynamic feel while still maintaining structure. And there’s a strong center of interest on the features that fades into the surrounding vignette.
Of course, I’m just some guy. But your study reminded me of a book by Bob Rohm called The Painterly Approach. You might want to check it out.
Thanks for sharing.
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A quick tip about big, medium, and small shapes.
Maybe it helps someone out there.
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A couple more mannequins
I've no idea how you figured out the scapula positions on the twisting pose, but it's very helpful to see. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for posting the thought process along with the final sketch. I wouldn't have imagined the horizontal rhythms (especially through the knees), but now that you've pointed them out I can't unsee them.
The final sketch brings to mind Frazetta. Definitely has a bold strength to it!
Very Cool!
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1mo
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Yes, there are Loomis Heads. These, however, are Nolan Heads. I've attached the cover of Bill Nolan's book along with my attempts at inking with a brush pen.
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2mo
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MiniSketchbook p03: 3.5"x5.0". Trying to figure out watercolor pencils.
Wow! These colors are great!! And the eye looks so cool! Water colored pencils have been a tough one for me but a technique I like to have fun with is dipping the pencil tip in the water before putting it to the paper, it gives it a thick and very pigmented line
If your still looking for some ink inspiration kerby Roseanne's is a really fun artists to look into as far as ink lines, he doesn't do much value work with the ink but his line work and detail with it is very inspirational
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2mo
Cool experimentation, I really like that bird!
