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Jerome
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11d
added comment inProject - Learning to Sketch from Observation
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My latest exercise. Hopefully it is better than my previous drawing in this lesson. What I already know is that circles at difficult for me as it shows... Also still trying to have more energy on my lines. Getting there with practice. Also proportions need improvements. I think there will be lesson(s) on that later on.
Thanks for the critiques.
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11d
You're making great progress, this is the best one yet! Keep striving for those loose, light lines.
Jerome
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1mo
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This is my second attempt of the penguin. Again, it is a bit too big for the page. But I have improved I think. Otherwise, feedback is welcome.
Thanks
Jerome
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1mo
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Please help. I was not able to fit the entire penguin on my page. :-( Any advice?
Thanks
Jerome
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2mo
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I draw my cat for a practice but will do the other exercices too for that lesson. Feeback please. Thanks
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1mo
This is a very cute cat drawing. Nice work simplifying the shapes. You stuck to long, smooth lines, which is wonderful.
I notice that the face looks a little flat. I think the next step for you might be to consider the 3d forms. Think of the head as a ball and wrap the face around that to give your drawing more depth. The eye closer to the edge of the head should be a bit more narrow than the one closer to us.
That is all.
Thanks for sharing. Your cat looks very soft.
Ann
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2mo
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Here’s my attempt at the snails and the boots! The boots were really overwhelming, especially with the shoes shoelaces. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!
Eleena Monk
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2mo
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My attempt at the snail and the boots! Feedback welcome, thanks for looking 😋
Jerome
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2mo
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This is my level 2 attempt with the kamel. Feedback always welcome. Thanks
Steve Lenze
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2mo
Regular tables are flat, so when you draw, it can distort your drawing and skew your proportions.