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Divya Kumar
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5mo
added comment in4 Weeks to Better Perspective Drawing - Challenge
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Log Cabin, Musical Instrument and Play ground
Shayan Shahbazi
5mo
Wow, I like them very much 🔥😍🔥
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Day 2 and 3, seems like I’ve lost my creativity these days 🥲
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A little late to the challenge, my day 1 submission.
After weeks of struggling I think I'm finally getting it, although it still takes me 4-5 minutes for each pose. Bridgman and Michael Hampton's books were a big help!
Also, finally understood the overhand grip and how much of a difference it can make!
Thanks a lot Stan! Your courses are amazing!
You can't do anything like he does because he is using, obviously, skills that are described in following lessons like "the bean." I found that looking at some of the subsequent skills then going back to the quick sketches actually improved my gestures by a quantum leap.
Divya Kumar
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7mo
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My submission
After leaning 3 point perspective using two point feels wrong even though it looks like a 2 point.
Also, i curved some of the lines to add some rhythm to the figure. Please share your critiques.
It is sometimes difficult to imagine the position of the pelvis when the figure in a seated pose with the pelvis hidden behind the legs. Any tips?
Divya Kumar
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8mo
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Level 1 submission, working on level 2. Hope i get that done before the deadline.
This was a tough one. Perspectives are fun but too many lines going through make it very confusing and messy. Had to erase some of the lines to keep it clean, still i can see a lot of smudged lines sadly.
Divya Kumar
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8mo
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Level 2 project.
I wanted to add extra drama to the hand, so i chose a somewhat extreme angle for the first one.
Need critiques!
Divya Kumar
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8mo
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Level 1 project
I assumed the joints to be a separate flexible part from the boxes.
The thumbs were rather confusing, had to redraw several times, not sure if I still got it right or not.
Any critique is much appreciated. Thanks!
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8mo
These are so much fun, nice work! I LOVE the one on the top right, it feels like the fingers are pressing down under an intense amount of weight, almost shaking from the pressure. Awesome job!
Divya Kumar
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9mo
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This assignment was quite challenging! I was very confused in judging the plane changes and the angle of the head. I have no experience with perspective so had a hard time understanding the execution part of it. I had to alter the box several times to match the proportion of the portrait.
For the number 4, I could see the bottom plane of the nose so i figured we were seeing the portrait from below, but the top curve of the head made me question this! Also, are the ears part of the box or not?
i tried to keep it as clean as possible but i guess my initial lines were too dark in some cases.
Please help! Any kind of feedback is highly appreciated.
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8mo
I think you're doing pretty good! Your instinct for #4 was correct, even as it's a rather subtle angle, there's a slight tilt upwards that shows we are seeing it from below. A key point to watch for would be the (underneath) of the jaw, as well as the angle from the brow to the ear. Because the skull shape is not entirely flat, we will still see the curve of the head on top, but we can box it inside the simplified cube for our initial lay-in. Don't worry about the ears, as the box is mostly concerned with the skull-- ears are moreso an additional feature once you start adding details.
Divya Kumar
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10mo
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These are after watching the demo, the first one is from reference and the second from imagination. I struggled a bit with the imagination part. If anyone has any tips, please do share! Any feedback is much appreciated.
These look great. I can clearly picture the line of action for each of these poses. Great stuff
I struggle with the imagination part too. What I found helpful was to find an image or an idea that was not sea lion related (like a python after a meal) and then adapt the sea lion shape to that. I'll post my imagination drawings in a minute along with an image that inspired one of them.
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9mo
These are fantastic! Delicacy in the areas that aren't the focus and strong lines on the edges you want to pop.
Love em.
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9mo
Beautiful work, really nice line quality and dynamic shapes! Well done!
