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@juliusobermair
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added comment inProject - Organizing Line Weight
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I did the first two & then in a very lazy manner I quickly did the one with imagining a different lighting. If you look at it from further away it looks fine 😆
@toph
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They all look amazing but something about the first one really catches my eye!
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I tried to set a time limit for myself with this one. 10min, the penguin was way below that, the comic character was I think at least twice as long because of all the details.
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These turned out great! Don't stress it if you don't get these done in a certain amount of time. Speed will come with practice. Right now the most important thing is to go at the speed of your thoughts and be intentional about the lines you're placing.
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I chose an ermin for this exercise. The first sketches (in purple) I did copy the references, because I wanted to get a feeling for how to draw an ermin first. The second sketches (in blue) I drifted a bit into character design. For the final sketch, the first one I did was way messy, a lot of ‘searching lines’ & maybe hiding my mistakes like he said in the video. I cleaned it up in the 2nd attempt, but it was missing the features from my character design so i changed it a bit in the 3rd attempt.
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These are great explorations -- keep it up!
Sorry I'm a bit late, I only just started. My first attempt was really quite bad, I didn't really understand the exercise right, plus I accidentally used more than five values 🙈 . 2nd one is after watching the video & it already turned out much better I think. Third one is of a different photo, and I already felt more comfortable with the exercise, plus I think this photo works really well for this exercise with its clear separation of light & shadow. 🌓
