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Han Wen Fu
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added comment inAssignment - 5 Tricks to Make Your Drawings Look 3D
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Blue: Diminution
Red: Convergence
Purple: Foreshortening
Green: Overlap
Yellow: Atmosphere
1. Yusuke Murata
Diminution - 4
Convergence - 3
Foreshortening - 4
Overlap - 2
Atmosphere - 3
2. Hajime Isayama
Diminution - 5
Convergence - 2
Foreshortening - 4
Overlap - 2
Atmosphere - 2
3. Kim Jung Gi
Diminution - 4
Convergence - 5
Foreshortening - 3
Overlap - 5
Atmosphere - 1
4. Ruan Jia
Diminution - 5
Convergence - 3
Foreshortening - 1
Overlap - 5
Atmosphere - 2
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1mo
Wow! Really cool. The second one fits perfectly for this assignment, but the first one has some really interesting style to it.
Han Wen Fu
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3mo
Asked for help
Hi, I’m Han
I would like to improve my ability to accurately measure the proportion of objects as they get closer/further. Not only that, but drawing precise lines from the same objects that are foreshortened as well.
I also have trouble with curves placed in perspective (not necessarily ellipses or spheres), and sets of lines that are placed above/under others.
The last main thing I have difficulty with is multiple objects in the same scenery following different perspectives, I have always found this topic confusing.
Here are some images by Ruan Jia, Kim Jung Gi, and a couple of manga artists.
Han Wen Fu
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3mo
My Draw Along and attempt with a reference to draw the landmarks of the back! I first drew the gesture then tried to identify the same landmarks as the ones Stan drew.
Looking for feedback on my attempt at simplifying animals with shapes, from the Structure section in Proko’s Figure Drawing Class
Thank you :)
