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Giovanni Mackie
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7mo
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Any tips on how move my arm around when making small to tiny circles?
Giovanni Mackie
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So I made some simple shapes of the animals, do you think I should done more than draw twice on each?
Giovanni Mackie
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7mo
So these are the from the demo I followed along. And this is from what artist I simply did.
Giovanni Mackie
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7mo
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If anybody used to watch Nickelodeon these are main characters that was created by Butch Hartman. And did it step by step.
Good attempts. The lines used here are very fine. I would recommend doing more light sketches so you can prepare yourself for the final lines. And remember, you don't need to draw the whole line in one stroke; you can gradually build it with loose yet calculated strokes.
Giovanni Mackie
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7mo
This is the kind of Line weight I did, and I drew the shoes even though I was supposed draw own image.
Your lines are too even in weight and value. Perhaps it is the light you took the pictures in, but try darkening your lines further for the shadows and making your lines thinner for the lights.
Giovanni Mackie
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8mo
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So I trace both using my iPad and let me know what I need to improve on.
Giovanni Mackie
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I hope filled up both pages. And how do you move your arm shoulder to make a perfect curve.
Here what did and what I can improve of what could have drawing Rabbit. How do fine shape of the body and the head of the rabbit?
These are good sketches. The shapes you used are fairly close; I would have used a rounded triangle for the head. One thing to look out for when drawing the fur is the "saw-blade problem, where your fur looks like the teeth of a saw rather than fur. Try keeping the fur pointing toward the direction it is flowing, as well as varying the sizes of the triangles to avoid symmetry. Nice work so far.
Here what I did when I was using Prokopenko’s skills. I’m have to honest I’m mentally challenged and I keep erasing a lot.
These are great attempts. If you catch yourself erasing a lot, I'd suggest sketching with a lighter pencil first. You can also try Stan's line darkness exercise before you start sketching. Great work with these sketches, you're on the right track.
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This isn’t easy having fun when someone has mental block all the time.