Blane Nasveschuk
Blane Nasveschuk
Vermont
Joy creating visually! Variety of media. Love landscape, urban en plein air travel sketching. Interested in human form, portraits.
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Blane Nasveschuk
Few more M. Attempting to “honor” box forms.
Lynn Fang
For the sake of time, I only uploaded a part of my assignments. Mannequinization lessons is so important to me, I nearly did every pose twice. First draw before watch the video, then do it again after Stan. To me ,it was boring but helpful , maybe a little too boring.😅 Anyway, if any critiques I appreciate.(I put two sketches for one pose together, so I have already found the striking contrast on several aspects. ) Btw, it's really hard to learn of Stan's strokes.
Blane Nasveschuk
Very nice grasp of concept even before you watched Stan! Just starting with mannequinization, I appreciate your ability.
Blane Nasveschuk
Getting more familiar with Mannequinization. Still fiddling with muscle overlaps of the back.
Blane Nasveschuk
Love the challenge of mannequinization. Builds upon gesture and bean exercises for the eyes to see, mind to grasp and the hands to do. Difficult (having never done such an exercise). Truly appreciate the ability as illustrated in video demos and other’s posts. Comments always appreciated.
Rachel Dawn Owens
The one on the left is especially nice. The arm is a little small, but it doesn’t take away from the drawing. Great perspective on the forms there.
Blane Nasveschuk
Asked for help
First attempts at Robo Bean. Found “plane dissection” of images challenging. As seeing and perception improve, hope to use eraser less. Appreciate comment or helpful guidance. Thanks! Images from “Chanon” as numbered.
Blane Nasveschuk
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Revisiting bean exercise. After some time… wondering am I still conveying the visual message accurately? Exercises used “Chanon” as numbered.
Blane Nasveschuk
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Bean exercise, a challenge. Some I see clearly others… not quite. I put the vid on pause, gave it a go with my own interpretation then resumed the video. Question: With those foreshortened images, do you recommend making a size differential between ovals or circles that represent upper torso and lower torso to give a truer perspective? Thank you for help or comment here.
Blane Nasveschuk
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Gestures on newsprint. Fountain pen, different experience. Most in the 2- 5min range. Any comment appreciated.
Blane Nasveschuk
Need to do more of these. Never knew how really slow I process between my eyes, my brain and hands.
Blane Nasveschuk
My best effort at following Stan’s video, 2min poses. Starting to see lines of flow and support a bit more clearly.
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