Katherine Cleary
Vista, CA
Is it art or just collecting art supplies that fascinates me?
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Phil
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7mo
added comment inDemo - Eyeballing Proportions
Thought I’d put a spin on the traditional portrait. Sentinel head done on ipad. Did more of an eyeball approach here. Fairly happy with it, a few minor issues.
Katherine Cleary
5mo
Oh I like that. I am going to look at the Bad Batch for this exercise of other animation.
Katherine Cleary
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6mo
Vincent van Gogh self-portrait on the far right. My renditions are the two on the left. In doing the thumbnail sketches, I could start to understand how quickly he was working and how confidently because this was a subject he had drawn many times aside from being a master artist. He was emphasizing the eyes and the shape of his nose and his beard. The middle drawing I call Vincent number four. I wasn't crazy about it. It took too long and I was being too cautious and deliberate and I wasn't holding the conte pencil right. I was using a pen grip, not an overhand grip. So I took a piece of tracing paper. And put it over Vincent number four to do Vincent number 5 which is the one on the far left.The tracing paper thing is something I learned when I had a few classes years ago with Jeff Watts atelier. I changed my grip on the Conti pencil and just went after it. I don't know if it's any better than Vincent number four, . But I felt a lot better about it. I still can't get the eyes right. This is the very first time I've ever done something like this. I may have to go do more of it
Good attempt. Van Gogh has some smaller and textural lines. Your lines are a little uniform in weight and texture. I'd recommend experimenting with variety of your lines.
I this is before the demo. Usually I do a couple of versions, before and after but this is before so I'm going to watch the demo and see and then do an after.
This is after watching the demo period it helps me a lot to see what Stan is doing. I get a lot more clarity out of it. I do attempt the drawing on my own but then I want to go in and make what we'll call a course correction. The VR girl will come later. That was really interesting because I never thought in the entire course of my life that I would be drawing a figure like that ever
Nice attempts. For the penguin, don't worry about capturing the feathers; just capture the form of the penguin as simply as possible.
Katherine Cleary
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7mo
After demo much less neurotic . Also used more of the paper and more arm. Not getting involved in detail is hard.
Katherine Cleary
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8mo
I kmow these boots. They were part of a line and wash project on another course. I will try not to hate them
Good for you. I've been messing around with this stuff since the summer of 2002. But I keep having at it. You can never give up
This is the pear before watching the demo. I am always trying to force myself to quit while I think I'm ahead otherwise I will work something to death. Seeing the values without blending The edges was a bit of a challenge. I have to force myself to see shapes and not detail.
