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@jackb
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I’ve done a few studies of frazetta and studies of the skulls by Jeff watts as well, there were definitely a few frustrating bits trying to replicate lines and not being able to make the shapes exactly as I wanted but it’s given me a more appreciation for just how good frazetta and Jeff watts are.
im going to move onto the next section of the course but will keep coming back to do more studies
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2mo
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I don’t have a printer so I sketched out an initial drawing lightly and then went back over :)
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2mo
It turned out awesome! Nice work
@jackb
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2mo
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First page were sketches from reference and second is drawing from imagination: he's an axolotl having a little snack of worms
I can tell some of the lines are searching and the arms I felt were hard to get to look right, still I’m actually quite happy with it
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2mo
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Here’s my attempts for this assignment, I didn’t erase any lines and tried to be loose with just putting marks down and then correcting with new lines if I didn’t like how it looked, mr penguins left flipper turned out a bit off but happy overall
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2mo
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I had a go at the portrait after having a go at the pear and then following the demo, I found this a lot harder with working out where to put shadows along with trying to make things look proportional but this is really the first time I’ve tried to draw a portrait so I’m going to try and be easy on myself 😄
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2mo
It makes sense that a portrait would be more difficult to simplify than a pear -- please be kind to yourself! We humans are highly sensitive to faces which adds a layer of complication to the process, but if we think about the face as a whole instead of individual parts, we might have an easier time simplifying. I like to decide before I start drawing how I'm going to divide on average the lights and the darks, starting with the darks first. With portraits, it helps to remember the rule of thirds too! Hope that helps.
