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Tried some new pencils while studying reptiles then went off imagination for the little claw guy
@eyeeatlight
I really like the way tapered lines look and can see them making my pictures looking better already, although finding it difficult to do them consistently!
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13d
It’s the same for me and you nailed it here imo
Ana C.
Almost gave up on this project, I struggled a lot 😭
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13d
All of us get that feeling or have had it before at least, for me it’s when what I’m imagining won’t happen on the paper. I think your drawings here are pretty good.
@chrisdzy
Been looking through everyone’s work and all looking great :) here’s my attempt, any feedback/criticism welcome, thank you!
Rachel Dawn Owens
This is very nice!
@chrisdzy
Not the easiest animal to simplify.
Carlos Pérez
i agree, i liked his smile though
Ash
3mo
nice!
Shu Belle
Oh my god these boots are destroying me. Getting the proportions right is really difficult for me and you can see it in the laces. Although those shroom warmups really made it easier for me to draw confident and fluid lines compared to before. I'm actually having trouble figuring out how to separate shapes when there are a lot of details on the reference. For example, how would I simplify all those laces? This project was an overall fun experience and the snail will be next thing I draw!
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3mo
Looks great to me.
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5mo
Asked for help
1st attempt. Help appreciated.
@chrisdzy
1st attempt. Help appreciated.
Steve Lenze
Actually your drawing looks really nice, you even managed to get a good likeness. The issue you are having is "seeing" the values correctly. For example: you rendered the hair dark- that's good- but if you look at the reference, the shadow on the side of his face is as dark as the hair. You rendered it too light. The left eye is almost completely lost in the shadow, but you rendered it much lighter. This is very common with beginners so don't feel bad about it, just make sure you compare the values you are rendering with other values in the image. Hope that helps :)
@chrisdzy
9mo
Another helpful comment, thank you Steve. I even added a background from thinking back to your help with the last post I made :) I will be trying again and will focus way more on the values over the shapes! Thanks again! :)
@chrisdzy
Feeling defeated on this one. Realistic proportions are a weak point for me but I feel I’m understanding it better with simplifying. Any tips/critiques please? I’d appreciate it a lot. Thank you.
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