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Charles Caroline
Hey Stan. Hope all well with you. Got a question for you in the pic….
Andrea Rubbini
Hey! That little muscle is probably the coracobrachialis. It is long and thin and it is usually seen when the armpit is exposed.
Andrea Rubbini
Looking at the assignments of other students I realized there was an opportunity to study their work and try to do better with mine. I went ahead and redesigned the whole team, and I think I learned a lot from the amazing works posted here! This is the Leader, with massive HP and immune to Ambush. I'll share the rest of the team in this post to avoid spamming the chat.
Andrea Rubbini
This is my fourth archetype, the pet of the family, specialized in Crowd Control. I'm glad I managed to get this far with the line-up. One more and it's complete.
Andrea Rubbini
I've gone through another round of Ideation and I come up with a theme I'm fond of, a family of monsters running a horror farm. I have other two archetypes but they need more work, probably more Ideation time. If I can't make it for this assignment I'll add them to the line up during the next one!
Scott Flanders
Awesome Andrea. That's a great theme. You should have time to get the other 2 ready. I will be recording the next critique video in 2 weeks I believe. We'll be announcing official submissions due date soon.
crime index
Hi everyone! I have returned to drawing recently and I have started digital drawing recently. I am still trying to get used to the tablet and the digital aspect of it, so I thought this exercise would be the perfect start! Starting from the Concept of Cacti, then arrived at Cacti Killer as I did some doodles and then landed on the concept of Cacti Kaiju, since in June there is this challenge to draw one Kaiju monster for every day of the month (Kaijune). I feel like I stayed too safe by keeping close to the shape of sea creatures and cacti in general and not going big enough!
Andrea Rubbini
The "sea of sand" concept is great, I'd love to fight an army of these monsters in a videogame.
Peter Richardson
Here's my initial responses to the assignment. I tried to keep on message and just restricted myself to crops—I usually find that these initial ideas will prompt more ideas as I go along.
Andrea Rubbini
I'm very fond of the Corn Stooks and The Grain Silo
Crystal Blue  (she/her)
Asked for help
I followed the advice in the intro video for Character Design Monster Lab. I ended up with Nash, the cowboy who was trampled to death by cows and then resurrected against his will by his demonic horse. I'm mainly looking for advice on how I could make the design more interesting (shapes, elements I could add/change, etc). While drawing this, I had some trouble getting the upper half of the leg to clearly look like there's just a pole in there and not an actual leg (it got taken out by the cows). I also realized that I'd eventually have to add texture (denim, leather, cotton) and I don't really know how to do that so if anyone has any advice that'd be great. Lastly, is it clear that the horse is a horse with a dog mouth and not a weird looking horse?
Andrea Rubbini
Those prothesis have a lot of potential, I'm also curious to see his relationship with the demonic horse.
Jean-Rene Losier
Alright, 4 pages done of exploration. I'm going to have a hard time picking from these. SO MANY THAT I LIKE!
Andrea Rubbini
My three picks would be the nest-bird monster, the leafy giant at page 4 (what's hiding in all that grass?) and the scissor guy at page 5!
Will David
Asked for help
Here's my homework for this weeks assignment. I found it good putting all my thoughts down on paper and practising my silhouettes and shadow shapes. However, I found myself rushing and not thinking about my designs for the last few thumbnails. Does anyone have tips or advice on how to avoid this, and any critique is welcome.
Andrea Rubbini
I think you approached this in the right way, generating a lot of ideas and variations. There will be plenty of opportunities later on to work on design and appeal.
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