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I did not Want to see that
Here are my level 1 one level 2 assignment for the project. I could have made these a lot cleaner, so I will keep taking that criticism into account each time I notice it. Overall, there is room for improvement, but I don't think I did horrible. if there is any criticism to be given, I'd love to know!
John Edgeworth
I thing your lines are spot on, if this is your first attempt, you should be on the right track each and every step.
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Well I was gone for longer than I initially planned on. I was kinda doing my own projects for a while, but in this time I also did level one and two for the torso boxes, but I kept forgetting to upload it. Honestly, I also was kinda procrastinating with the level 2 assignment for this project, since I had a lot of other things as well like japanese studying and just other things. Regardless, I am just gonna start right again tomorrow with the visual memory games and then onto the values section. As for this assignment, if there is anything strange or not right going on with it, letting me know is something I have a lot of gratitude for, I love any piece of criticism!
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this took a little longer than I expected, but I think that is because I actually did not watch the demo yet, and I did that on purpose, so these three are pre demo. I went into this project with some big ideas, but my lack of skill definitetly humbled me a lot, given the fact that I had at least like 10 pages ''wasted'' on some ideas. My current standpoint on these three are just indifferent, it's not like I think the project was really hard although I have made mistakes in these three. It was more that I wanted to do more, but I couldn't. I will 100 percent do these again after i watched the demo tomorrow and I will probably do 2 instead of three this time, of course I also am gonna do level 2, but I wanted to post something quickly since it has been over a week. Regardless of all of that, if there are any tips or critisism I would love to know and I appreciate anyone that takes time out of their day to do so!
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Took some time on these, also did some other drawing stuff/self study and since I am almost caught up with the entire course I decided to take my time for this one! I did really like it and this one especially felt like I had alot of creative freedom, however I might be pushing the bounderies of what a ginger root person is with some of these, but I had fun nonetheless! Regarding the ''shading'' I just did it very randomely, just to give them a little more depth. I also drew them individually, so they might look a little weird posed together like that, i like them individually better, but that'd be 4 files to upload, so I just quickly set them up like this! If there is anything wrong with the contours letting me know is again greatly appreciated! I will be doing the rest of the assignments a little quicker than the time I used for this one, since I took a lot of time trying to figure out the designs haha
Dippede Doodle
Wow your form skills have improved drastically! So cool to see how good you become in 3D - good job! I do struggle with form so is there a video you would recommend that help you out with bending and angleing those forms or is it just practice?
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This was a pretty fun and relaxing exercise, whilst still being a little difficult at parts, I will definetely add this exercise to the more important ones I will be doing after I caught up with the course. I did both level one and two, if there are some problems with it letting me know is something I have so much gratitude for! Personally, I could have tried to make some contours a little more 3d looking, so ill keep that in mind for next time!
Rachel Dawn Owens
Your cross contour drawings are great! You even gave some of the cross-contours corners to differentiate between round and boxy forms. If you want your drawings to look more 3d, you could consider this: Keep it up! I love seeing your drawings.
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here is my level 1 and level 2 assignment! I had a little fun doing this and kinda just relaxed with this one since I have some experience with boxes, some look a little weird, but for this project I don't really mind since I just explored some things! If there is something strange that I am not aware of, letting me know is greatly appreciated!
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here is my level 2 assignment for this project. I feel like this one has way better wheels then my level one's. I can still see some faults in there like the sphere on top, and someone I made the smaller wheel at the back a little bigger than the one at the front, and my line quality is horrible for this one, but I tried my best at the wheels. I am still very lost about this, and I mostly go on intuition. It seems I will have to spent some time on getting this particular part of drawing right
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God I am so embarrassed of these, I have been trying to understand this for over 3 days now, and I am so lost. I even went ahead and watch the demo's but I am still so lost about these elipses/cilinders. I did some elipses/cilinder drawings and warmups before and I did not really think it was hard, but for some reason after watching the demos and the project video I have been beat. I still have no idea how to do those elipses in perspective, and when I do try it, it makes me mess up the perspective of everything around it as well, making it look even worse. I am not even trying to talk down to myself, but it almost feels like my brain has been reset for this or something. If there is anyone out there that can share some advice with me, I will be so super grateful to you!
Gannon Beck
What helped me finally get it was understanding that the minor axis of the ellipse points to a vanishing point. It's what helps me orient my wheels correctly when I'm doing these. I didn't get it for a long, long time, so I definitely empathize with you. It's a tough thing to get your mind around.
Rachel Dawn Owens
This is looking great to me! This is a tough assignment. I think the 3rd drawing looks the best because the x,y,and z axis angles line up the best.
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Alright, with this the assignment is done. This one was a bit harder than the others, and I did have to really think about it more. One note to myself would be that I should just take my time for every single line, and perhaps before I instantly go into the project, maybe loosely sketch my thought process out first to get a better image of what I should be doing. I do like some more than others. The first three images are all first level and have been made after the demo. The 4th is level 2 pre demo and the last one is after the demo. Out of the level 2 projects I like the last one more, since I did put some more thought into it, but of course it can still be wrong. If there are any mistakes, pointing those out to me would be extremely nice and I will be very grateful for those that do! Although it isn't a requirement of course!
Rachel Dawn Owens
Nice! These are really clean drawings. You’re right, sometimes it’s easier to start looser and then draw the forms on top. Especially when you’re dealing with foreshortening. Thanks for sharing!
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These are all pre demo and level one. I will be posting the post demos and level 2 assignments sometime tomorrow. I could have made these cleaner and a little more closer to the actual reference, but I had to get my mind into that mindset of really putting things into boxes and not using the other shapes in the hand, so I had to get used to that a little. I have not posted the post demo assignments of the last 2 or 3 projects, and that is because I either got it right the first time, and was minimal change the second time or because I just forgot, so I am gonna look through my folder lol. Of course I wont see a lot of results in just two studies, but I will continue doing them a lot after I finish this course and implement them in my regime. Regardless of that, if there are any points of improvement letting me know is something I appreciate a lot!
Melanie Scearce
Careful with the connection points -- in the first one, it looks like the fingers are coming out of the top of the palm instead of the front plane. I think establishing the position of the palm first may help you. You can use that front plane of the palm to place the fingers so they are all in line. Hope that helps :)
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