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Kristen Budovski
They turned out pretty similar. For hierarchy I wanted the viewer to focus on the face and horns. And as the secondary the heavy fold on the right front leg. I tried to be quite bold with the light and shadow one to really display which parts where shadowed. Perhaps too bold.
Kristen Budovski
I am a level one trying the level two project for fun and dang it is difficult! I have yet to do an imagination sketch because I had a question on how I can better approach these darn feet. Any advice level two'ers?
Kristen Budovski
Well I decided to move on with the imagination portion. I present ladle duck! I see I still have a long way to go in my learning but this was an extremely fun project.
Carsten
With the boots I definitely lost patience when doing the laces. I did that one first, but spent quite a bit less time on the snail. All critiques and suggestions are appreciated! Also how to scan better, since I scanned these at 300 dpi but it still seems "off" but I'm not sure why.
Kristen Budovski
Nothing seems "off" to me, these look great! Perhaps the feeling is coming from how droopy the boots are. The reference was perfect for this project but I remember how droopy they felt and it gives the impression of being "off". I think it's because we are so used to seeing boots with more structure. But you have nothing to worry about, these are spot on IMO. Great job!
Kristen Budovski
I really enjoyed the camel study, but this skeleton kicked my rear.
Lost 247365
I got carried away on the details on the Camel's teeth and eyes before I remembered the purpose of this assignment. Sorry!
Kristen Budovski
I'm really digging your camel, great job!
Kristen Budovski
With the boots the sting gave me quite a bit of trouble. And the Snail is straight killing me. I am unsure how to break it down. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Kristen Budovski
Also I feel my proportion is off.
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