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Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
Data scientist, made a game, want to make more games, and want to learn how to draw to make games better
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Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
Did these 4 in Notan (sorry for bad camera). I'll try to do more with 3 value, but i actually think i prefer Notan, because it limits my value more, and stirs up my brain to choose. I'll try to do other ones, and later upload it. Thanks for the lesson!
Sita Rabeling
👌 these are great!
Rachel Dawn Owens
The shapes in these looks so good! Nice balance of big, medium, and small in these compositions.
Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
Well, I won't be able to do all games with all models till August 15, so here are the ones i've made it! (all of them are Game 1). I kinda got lost in some details, afther seeing some submissions, I see i could have simplified some stuff maybe. And I decided to try out some markers. Thanks for the assignments!
Rachel Dawn Owens
So good!
Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
Here's my gesture torsos! the numbered ones are from the reference images that you provided. I love doing those gesture lessons, it feels more free and relaxing.
Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
Ok, this is my level 1. I did warm up with the simple dog house before, but making just a little more complex house and making the gesture decisions was not easy to do. I kinda just experiment and changed my mind mid-drawing. Also, i started making the structure with normal boxes before applying gesture (i found it easier to take one step at a time). I hope this is in the right track, I'll tackle more of those before jumping into the tree house. Any recomendations and critiques?
Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
I saw some other submissions and the quality of the assignments is amazing! I got inspired to do this little comic (also, to train this lesson and preparing for the Tree House):
Martin M
I tried to push the forms but looks like boxiness is now engraved into my brain :D Will have to draw more and push to exaggerate the forms.
Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
wow!! i loved it!
Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
Howdy "The Proko"! I'm gonna be honest with you, this "exercise" is pretty DOPE! I'm trying to draw everyday since i started this course (started on january), and i'll probably insert this project on my everyday drawing routine too. I heard people saying that is not so good to draw from imagination everyday, especially with my poor visual library (can you talk about this a little?), but these Ginger Dudes will help a lot to fill the pages. Thanks again for the AWESOME lesson/project!
Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
Did these ones with reference, but i kinda lost the "Ginger" parts. It looks more like humanoids, so I don't know if these ones still count.
Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
Howdy Proko! Here's my level one attempt. There were some folds on some seals that i kinda ignored it, because i thought it could get weirder. Anyways, doing these cross contours are very enjoyable. Thanks for the lessson!
Rachel Dawn Owens
Wow! The faces on the first page are really incredible. Made me laugh. I think you nailed the assignment. Good work!
Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
Thanks for the demo! I've realized that i've made the boxes behind too big. That tip to make them smaller really improves the depth feeling. Off to do more boxes!
Gannon Beck
Because I'm basically twelve, as I look at everyone's assignments, I can't help but think of this.
Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
Dang, this is EPIC! We don't need much to create a cool little comic, do we?
Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
Hello everyone! Hello Stan "The Proko" Prokopenko, the one and the only! Happy to know that we will be getting more 50% of your sapient draftsmanship wisdom. Here are my level 1, almost level 2 (but maybe not quite) attempt on the project, because i don't know much about the blob proportions of head/torso/hips . But i tried to ovelap the blobs/boxes so it have a little feeling of depth. I'll do more of those during the week, maybe with references so I can tackle the level two better. I got an "off-topic" question: after i complete this course (at least on level one), will I be able to tackle your other courses? Like the figure drawing, anatomy and the portrait? Looking forward to the Marshall perspective course too!
Conrado "Croc" Ramos Rezende
Here's my level 2 attempt, but with references. I tried to shade a side just to try to make it more readable.
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