Justin Hatcher
Snohomish Wa.
22. Studying Illustration, Vis. Dev. and Animation
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Justin Hatcher
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4yr
Asked for help
Hi I'm new here to Proko. Here are 2 paintings I did a couple of months ago. Let me know what you think! thanks!
For your Portraits I would mix in a few hard edges with all those soft edges. Use your shapes and edges to draw the eye (pun intended) of your audience
Adam Wiebner
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4yr
Asked for help
shoulder practice! This is a warm up process following some of suggested practices in the lesson. I am curious to learn other artists routines for warm ups
Tim Gula has a really cool video on automatic drawing that was eye opening and has become a daily practice for me. Hope this helps! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJYGFwGhHnA
Matthew Manghi
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4yr
Here's my stab at at. Decided to get out the anatomy book and see if I could figure out the musculature of "He-Man" in his signature pose. I've never really tried to do something like that and it was pretty fun. Not sure if it's what you folks were looking for, but it certainly was a great learning process for myself, since I've never really tried to go through the musculature of the whole figure like this before.
this is awesome! your drawing is even more dynamic than the reference. Way to go!
Justin Hatcher
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4yr
Here are my oblique drawings from this morning. I am open to any and all critiques :)
Anatomically, I think you have a good understanding of the shape of the obliques. That being said, I think you could push the gesture a bit more, make it a bit more dynamic. I think you would greatly benefit from emphasizing the pulling and the twisting more. Especially the center line of the abs, it doesn’t feel like it being pulled away by the major masses. Maybe looking at reference and observing what and how things stretch or squash. Otherwise, these are very clean drawings!
