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Daniela
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6d
added comment inAssignment - Arrows in Every Direction
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Due to the initial form being more cubic, it took me so long to figure out based on what the were the short and long side of it, decided. Figured out that it was the face pointing towards the central object
Daniela
2d
Pencil and paper one this time
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I'm finally understanding how people do those boxes around the sphere thing and the arrows were pretty fun to draw aswell!(also added a warmup page toom ust for funsies)
Daniela
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18d
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I will have to come back to the table a couple more times (and also work on my observation skills but that is for later)
Daniela
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21d
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Ok so my biggest dilemma is that I did these pretty much free handed because it's easier for me to focus like that but I am not sure if it is a detriment and I should start aiming for precision in these assignments specifically . Or maybe do them free handed and check afterwards?
Otherwise, I wish I could have spent more time on this assignment because I really enjoyed the creativity aspect of it even though it isn't something that comes easy
Thank you for the lesson as always!
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16d
It's okay to go freehand, and in some ways even better for your process than with instruments.
But stay critical of where you veer off to train your freehand skill.
And if you need instruments, you've got them.
Daniela
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2mo
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The chainsaw was a bit more than I could chew. Just these two for now but hopefully I will have time for a couple more throughout the week
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2mo
These look amazing! Great job. The chainsaw looks super difficult but you handled it well.
The back view of the shoe looks a bit like it's in perspective. The front section of the shoe is lifted above the heel which makes it look like it's moving back in space. In ortho views, they should be on the same line. If you drew lines behind each ortho view, all of the landmarks should match up. When it put them together, you have a turnaround!
Glenn Hughes
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2mo
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I chose a stapler for this exercise. The back and front were more complex than i'd anticipated.
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So the assignment, this time around, embodied all that I avoid drawing usually. I small little singular objects and fool myself that it's enough, but when faced with a whole scene I get overwhelmed. I am almost embarrassed to show these and to admit that it might be the first time doing a full scene, even though the art that I love most is the one that focuses on the background rather than the characters. Which means that I will have to focus on this assignment more than usual and push forward past the feeling of discomfort.
That being said, I am so pleasantly surprised to see that this course also has lessons like this, that force you to create and not just learn
ok this is definitely progress, I am starting to figure space out I think, I will throw a party for finally arriving at this place
Daniela
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2mo
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It seems I had lost my intuition on how to do this in 8th grade, spent a little bit of time regaining it
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2mo
Good job!
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I took the opportunity to practice with my chisel pen after i was done
(its a 3.8mm Pilot Parallel Pen for the curious)
