Daniele Olevano
Daniele Olevano
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Daniele Olevano
Daniele Olevano
I took some time to do these exercises, I made the drawings several times and this is the best I could do so far. The biggest difficulty I found using construction lines is that mistakes tends to accumulate, so it requires a lot of precision especially in converging correctly the lines towards the vanishing points. Anyway it was very useful to review all the things done so far.
Daniele Olevano
That was very hard but still very useful. A lot of boxes, overlap and perspective. Hope I did it right.
Daniele Olevano
This exercise was quite challenging at the beginning, even thought the human head is kind of boxy is not so easy for me to idealize a box from a head. After a few trial i figure it out my way to do it. 
Daniele Olevano
My attempt for level 2.
Martha Muniz
You're getting the concept down, and great designs and details :) Just watch out for any divergent opposing edges, meaning a set of lines that move away from each other when they should be getting closer together towards the vanishing point. These, like on the top surfaces of the back wall machines, are a good way to spot accidental deviances. Good job overall though -- keep at it!
Daniele Olevano
This is the exercise I liked the most cause I'm used to figure drawing. To challenge myself, I used charcoal and graphite pencil, with both overhand and normal grip and I did most of the drawings within 6 minute. I did all in one shot, it took me 4 hour with many rest. Hope i dit it right.
Daniele Olevano
My first attempt for level 2 assignment, I did some draw from reference before switching to draw from imagination. I tried to focus on shape design, gesture, and straight vs curved line. I liked this exercise, the see lion and seals are easy to draw from imagination and they suit very well for gesture drawing. Definetly I 'll do more of this kind of drawings
Daniele Olevano
This time I took some liberties instead of doing the exercise only with straight lines.
Daniele Olevano
My sketches for the animal portrait exercise. It was a lot of fun.
Stefan Sharkov
Great work, these are strong simplifications.
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