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Heavily inspired by Jeff Watts and Dave Guertin
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Hi. I would appreciate guidance on what is essential for me to improve. Should I now focus on shading or still focus on the basics? Thank you
David Gutmann
Could I get a critique on those? Ive struggeled a lot with this lesson so I hope it turned out decent.
@kiff
4yr
Hello! Here goes: Anatomy - The rear delt goes *over* the infraspinatus, making the top portion not visible. If you still want an indication of the insertion of the infraspinatus I suggest making the lines less dark/visible. The bottom of the trapezius should be on top of the latissimus. Finally, the triangle of the trapezius isn't that big. Don't be discouraged, I like your drawings! Other - I suggest working on structure a bit more, ignore anatomy for a few seconds and just focus on the shape of the shoulder (it's 2D silhouette) and making it feel interesting. Keep at it! Nice work.
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Having already seen every video on Youtube, showing "2% watched" under the progress bar is a bit unpleasant. The suggestion for helping with this minor inconvenience is having a way to sync youtube views with this website. Or a simple box next to the video where you can check already viewed content.
Andrew Joseph Keith
Asked for help
what sculpture related question would you like answered in an upcoming video?
@kiff
4yr
Hi! What are the possible "roles" of sculpting in an artist's career? To sell the final product? Make maquettes for projects? Thank you and have a nice day.
@kiff
Does watching this videos on proko.com instead of youtube hurt the channel in any way?
Mike Jara
4yr
@kiff Nope, it still counts as a view. Thanks for watching!
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What's the main reason both of you draw/paint?
Nihi Sus
Asked for help
Heres some 30 sec and 1 min gesture drawing, all feedback very welcome
@kiff
4yr
Hi Daniel! If I may, I suggest using lighter guidelines, make more usage of the dark ones and add a small indication of wedging and sharp bone area (through sharp dark corners) like on the elbows, knees and sometimes wrists. The 3rd gesture drawing from the 1 min set, counting from the top left, is a great example of what I suggest you focus on replicating.
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