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Shu Belle
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1d
added comment inProject - Simplify to CSI
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OKAY, so the snail still destroyed me when it came to problem solving proportions. It looks fine after some measurements and some "I feel like this line should be this long". Simplifying the body of the snail was the most difficult part.
Katka Cvachova
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4d
After practicing things from the previous lessons I made these and started the 2 week daily challenge and I had so much fun just looking at these I get again the feeling of pure joy I had when making these I tried to find animals that I do not draw or have not even thought of drawing before just for the challenge of doing something new and the kissy face rhino just got me
Carsten
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4d
Day 4: some vegetables in the kitchen. Looking a bit less comical this time. I think the heavier outline I'm using is making it look like a flat comic so I'll try to do that differently tomorrow.
Shu Belle
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5d
Asked for help
Pear 2 and Pear 3.
Waiting a day to reflect on my Pear 1 drawing helped me bring me back in track for this project's purpose, simplification.
I'm happy with my decision to consciously think about how dark or light an edge should be based on lighting conditions; it helped me improve my drawing from Pear 1 to Pear 2/Pear 3.
I've struggled with perfectionism but following a process really helps me with that problem.
Thank you!
Pale Night
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5d
Asked for help
Submission for the "Simplify to CSI" assignment, Level 1. I restricted myself to ~1 hour of work and no prior looking at demos. I misjudged my proportions, so I had to misalign the two shoes to fit on a single А5 sketchbook page. Shoelaces were a humbling experience. In retrospect, I should have stuck more to the spirit of the exercise — clean CSI line usage on a larger drawing surface — than overcomplicating things with scaling to a smaller size and unnecessary embellishments.
P.S. I see this got automatically tagged as 'asking for help'; sorry about that. Not sure why that happened.
Carsten
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6d
Day 2: the shelf I drew too small and trying to draw so small I wasn't drawing confident strokes from the shoulder. The brushes I wasn't sure how to tackle, but I'm happy with the result despite some shaky lines when I should have stopped to think for a second instead of feeling it out.