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Steve Lenze
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6mo
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The biggest issue is that everything looks flat because all the lighting is flat. To give dimension you need a shadow side and light side.
Also, you need to add atmospheric perspective to make things in the far background recede and not fight for attention with the foreground. This includes softening the edges, lowering contrast, and desaturating the colors.
You need to also vary your color choices, everything is the same color through out the whole scene. Add some variation of warm and cool colors.
I did a quick paint over to show you what I mean, it's very rough but you should see what I'm getting at :)
Hello, these are some landscape studies from recently, I can’t post the actual paintings because of the file size so I took screenshots. I obviously need to keep studying the fundamentals I’m learning but was wondering if anything sticks out that I could do better. I spent the least amount of time on the rocky beach one and it was the most difficult for me because of the water so it’s definitely more messy than the other two.
This is my first time drawing muscles over a skeleton like this, was a little confusing and I didn’t try to get the muscle fibers perfect obviously, I just want them going in the right direction.
Braydon Piper
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1yr
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I made this a little faster than I maybe should have, but I made sure the sink was very awkward. I’m going to check out the level 2 project next!
Braydon Piper
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1yr
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Fun assignment! Feel free to critique, these were all 5 min gestures.
Braydon Piper
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1yr
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I did all these with the references, I will definitely do some more without reference.
Braydon Piper
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1yr
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Struggled a bit with this so I did two of them, the proportions are not perfect on either of them ( I checked in photoshop) but the second one I did is much closer. I was using my pencil to measure everything out so I probably just wasn’t accurate enough with that. Feel free to critique or give tips