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Kevin Riedel
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27d
added comment inHow to Choose Artworks for Learning Perspective
Still nice to see and hear how excited you are with the topic, Marshall. It's like you're turning on fire when you talk about perspective XD :)
You can come to Germany, Nürnberg to see Albrecht Dürers House/Museum.
Thanks alot and concratulation for the looong ago planned course, now you guys did it, Marshall, Stan and Proko Team.
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21d
One o' these days... Durer's house!
@catfan168
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1mo
The beginner drawing course mentions reference photos “below.” I’m not seeing a link for those. I found the library for reference photos in “tools,” however those do not look like they belong in the intro to drawing course
The image packs come additional with some excercises in the course. When you arrive at the specific video lessons, it's in the download area under the video.
Normally you can download the video mp4 + subtitles + script (same as subtitles). There will be the reference photo packs, but not in every video lesson, just in a few. For me in personal, the course is great; it feels that it lifts me from super beginner - advanced beginner - pro. Have fun.
john jo ong
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5mo
I don't recommend spending your money with this course. It's not good at all. Please save your money or spend your money to other courses which has more substance such as Will Weston, Rey Bustos or Scott Eaton.
You could try to criticize in a respectful way. Just mention 4-5 times that the course is bad for you, without saying, what is the problem, is disrespectful to the teacher/artist. THIS, actually has no substance, to say it in your words. You come across like one of this people, who give a book on amazon the worst 1star rating by saying the delivery came late.
Thank you Marshall, you're wise.
Lili Richter
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8mo
Hello everybody! I'm an illustrator from Austria, working for years without profound anatomy-skills. I did a lot of life drawing years back during my studies, but never really learned the theory. So I thought it's about time to change this, and I'm happy the course started today.
I liked the first lesson and wanted to share my first results with you. Usually, I draw on paper, but decided to do this in Photoshop to improve my digital skills, too. Lots of other things to improve - feedback is very welcome :-)
@hing
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8mo
My internet is really bad, is there a chance this lesson also gets lower quality settings then 1080p, like the others? This lesson won't even start, the others work fine with lower resolution.
How about if you download the video file. Its 272 MB, that's not so much. May take time with your connection but then you can watch it on vlc player without internet.
Hey Marshall, Stan, I watched out for the eyes.training app from your studen, Marshall. Man it's AMAZING. I start now using it to practice! Thank you for the pointer. Man your student must geek (in the postive way) and I love it! Regards and big THANKS to him, Marshall. Kevin
Ponce Polanco
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1yr
I wasn’t sure how detailed to make it so left it pretty bare. Not sure if it was the caffeine I had right before or not but I was finding I struggled to put light pressure and keep the lines fluid. Maybe it’s just not being confident but that’s what I found to be most difficult about this exercise. Any feedback is appreciated!
Henner Hinze
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1yr
Asked for help
After the snail and the boots I’ve tried my hand on the camel and skull as well. Watching the critique first helped to refocus what the exercise is about. This time I’ve spent more time on some pre-sketching to get a feel for the proportions - the perspective of the camel took me a good while to wrap my head around - and then go in with more confident lines to the curves.
