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Joanna Kaczorowska
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2yr
added comment inProject - Measure Proportions
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Woo-hoo! I'm on time! :)
I think it was the hardest assignment so far. I got very insecure and shaky (hence my poor line quality in here; some lines got a bit "rounded" - oopsie).
I especially struggled with the beard and lips positioning. The angle was so hard to figure out!
Still, I'm happy with the result :) I'm also happy that I realized that I should practice proportions a lot. Thanks Stan for the great lesson!
Joanna Kaczorowska
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2yr
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Woohoo! I managed! Here's a master study of a work by Audra Auclair https://www.instagram.com/audraauclair/
It was my first time doing a master study - I wasn't sure how to approach it.
Audra's sketch is dynamic, but very graphic, and has these beautiful tiny cross-hatchy lines. I tried to capture these features, but I think I didn't manage to do so yet... Would be so grateful for a feedback :)
Still, I feel like I've learned a ton and I plan to do more master studies soon :). Maybe I'll post them in the comments later on!
Juice
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2yr
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This was challenging But fun to draw from imagination. That is one thing that I want to be better at so its good for me to start practicing allready. Warm up loose sketch of Donkey kong and assignment sketch from imagination of my armadillo-lady-character.
So lovely children's book style characters!
You say the final big sketch is stiffer than the small ones. I think it may be because you drew the final lady armadillo sitting completely straight while on the smaller one she is a bit leaning forward - which makes her look a bit more relaxed, less stiff.
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This was fun :) I decided to design a simple fox character (who doesn't love foxes?). I also wanted to practice more fluid lines and dynamic poses (hence I looked at some more dynamic-looking animal illustrations).
I really enjoyed the sketching process, and I would be happy to receive feedback / thoughts :)
i love this fox concept. One small note on the position of the back leg - if you unwind the pose, it’s anatomical backwards 😅😅😅
if it’s twisting, that’s not totally clear, maybe would ad some contour lines
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Woohoo! Here are my loose sketches! I'm still struggling with line confidence - some lines are a bit wobbly. I also think that drawing hands, including the robotic ones, makes me a bit anxious ;)
Will be super happy to hear your thoughts and feedback! :)
Joanna Kaczorowska
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2yr
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Here are the boots. I have a feeling I should be more loose and quick, maybe in the next try :)
Joanna Kaczorowska
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2yr
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woohoo! Finally I managed also the level 2! Seems like I drew a bit too round and short face, and my shape design requires some extra work; perhaps I should have planned the shapes of the shadows better. But for a first try it seems decent enough :)
I think I will try the assignment again after watching the demo.
If anyone has any comment / critique, I would be happy to hear it! Cheers! :)
The photo reference has very angular, blocky features. Your version looks very stylized with more rounded, plump shapes- which highlight the long slender nose. I find your version very visually appealing. You clearly separated your tones which was a challenge for me (and from the critique video was for a lot of us) . It appears to me that the value in the neck being darker would pull that area back and bring the face more forward. -Looks great to me!!!
I like it, the proportions are maybe a bit off, but its beautiful simplified, and the values seem correct to me.
Fire Fairy
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2yr
I wasn't going to try level 2 as it looks very difficult but I just pushed myself in the end. I was going to give up at one point but I managed in the end! I hope more others try as well. :)
Wow! I love your style, so expressive!
I'm also very scared of giving the portrait a shot, but maybe I should try it anyway :)
Martijn Punt
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2yr
I took another go at this (after doing the pear and the portrait) and drew my favourite fruit the Pomegranate.
I love the shape design, it's so elegant! and thanks for the inspiration, I think I'll also give a pomegranate a try :)