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HAK24
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19d
added comment inDrawing Basics
The course was interesting and fun at the beginning, so what happened now??!!
Liam Gordon
7d
Has it been getting progressively worse? I'm only on the basic shapes section.
Hey Basics students. I'm quite sick, probably flu, so the next lesson is a bit delayed. If you're looking for something to do, I would recommend researching some old master painters and illustrators and doing 3-value studies.
I was going to announce it with the next lesson, but it'll be useful now, so please check out:
https://proko.com/values
It's essentially the gradient map tool in Photoshop but made much more convenient and some additional features. It's something I hacked together in a day so apologies if there are any bugs. I'll have my dev team remake it professionally later.
Let me know your thoughts.
HAK24
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4mo
@Proko Hi, Will there be projects related to shading sculptures and drapery in this course? I hope so, all the lessons are very useful and I have made a lot of progress in terms of understanding and line quality, now the most difficult part in drawing is shading. (Shadow & light).🥲🔥⚡️great course Stan ❤️
HAK24
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10mo
I also Tried Many times to Redraw it again … A very difficult lesson. I did not reach the same result
HAK24
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1yr
Asked for help
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1yr
Nicely done! They look very good. One tip for the woman with her hand on the ground, though, is that with especially arched poses like hers one side will curve as it stretches, which you captured nicely especially in the first one, and the opposite side will squash/crunch together. This opposite side is an opportunity to emphasize a sharper rhythm, as the separate directions coming from the hips and the upper torso cross at the bend. Having one side more straight while the other curves also lends itself to an interesting rhythm and balance across the figure.
