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@doublejon
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3d
added comment inPractice: Value Gradient
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Hmm I guess I could push the whole thing darker
carla toms
3d
it helped me to pick a "50%" shade and put it in the middle, and then pick a "25%" and a "75%" and put them in the appropriate places. Then i sort of worked between those values
Sab
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3mo
Asked for help
Hi, I will say I like to provoke the sense of vastness, that there is a lot more that the eye can see. To trick the mind into thinking that thought something seems not possible they see it in the draw. That the landscape help to understand how a character see the world to his own perspective. To be able to deform reality as I know it and be believable. To see something and being able to draw it for any perspective i can imagine. To understand why I like a landscape and why I resonate to draw or not.
@karma_86
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7mo
Here is my attempt. Is it just me or the tilted nose was one of the most difficult parts?
When people tilt their heads up their features go all sorts of places I wasn’t expecting and, for me, the nose is the wiliest of the bunch. I kind of have to let go of thinking of the nose as a “nose” and start thinking of it as a shape
@lisaann
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1yr
Asked for help
Again, I can see where I need to improve. If you recall (because I know you have a lot of students), I am a total beginner. I know I have parts of the scalp that are caved in a bit, but the clay I’m working with is really hard to work with. I am working with Super Sculpy medium.
