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Michael Giff
Slightly off topic but does anyone else have a pile of french curves that they never use? What are they? What do they want? I wanted to round off some edges on the isometric assignment I've been fumbling with but... kind of at a loss XD Is it really just having the patience of a saint and trying to work out what curve I need to use or can you organize them in some sort of fashion?
@ickabod
10d
I have 3. used one once
@blazedai
One area where I can at least excell in quantity if not quality. These other sketches put mine to shame. But I do try and fill up sketchbooks fast. This book I filled from 10/8-11/14. I try to watch sketching videos and imitate people I admire like Kim Jung Gi, Peter Han, or Karl Kopinski. I like experimenting with different materials and paper. I like iterating on similar themes and doing comfortable drawings to warm up.
@ickabod
2mo
these are good, if you varied line quality they would look awesome just as they are
@ickabod
Anyone remember the reference photo organizer program Stan talked about? What's it called?
Kimberly Lee-Lewis Adams
Hi there! The app Stan recommends for organizing reference photos is called PureRef. It's a free tool, although you can choose to donate to support the developers. PureRef allows you to collect images on a single board, giving you the freedom to zoom in and out, flip, rotate, and reorganize images. It's widely used by concept artists and illustrators for its great features.
@ickabod
What was the app for organizing your reference photos that Stan recommends in a video? Its a free one
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