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Alessio Amato
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2yr
added comment inHow to Use Layers
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This is my result, i didn't use many layers because i'm not familiar with them, hope it is good however.
@lesgantsnoirs
1yr
I think it’s beautiful. The blurriness give a kind of magic atmosphere
@lesgantsnoirs
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1yr
Asked for help
Hello, I did not see the attached photo for the assignement, so I picked one on Pinterest, now I will retry with the good file 🥲 I had pretty much fun on doing this one though, I picked a more textured brush. I like the rough aspect of it.
@lesgantsnoirs
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1yr
This is my version, I realised too late that the head was straight in my drawing and not in the reference, struggle a lot with the collar. I learned a lot on this one, and I see my progression on every exercise.
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1yr
This looks really nice! Despite drawing a different angle as you pointed out, it still looks very believable and realistic--so props to you! Something I think can help you in your progress as you continue studying would be to pay attention to how you use edges. Often times, it's most helpful composition-wise to have a variety of soft and hard edges, with a conscious placement to lead the viewer's eye. Hard edges are often placed at areas of focus, with edges becomes more soft and less defined the less important they are in the drawing. This also correlates to the simplification of detail--as seen in the demo, less important areas like the shadows for the feather or the inside of the hat would be kept simple, while areas in light would have more detail. Hope this helps, keep up the good work :)
@lesgantsnoirs
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1yr
It took me seven hours to finish the exercise, I took a little liberty on the face, but I’m sure no one will notice.
@lesgantsnoirs
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2yr
For me, what's off is that your character and your background are not on the same perspective. If i see the face of the monster in the left with this angle, that means i am really close to the ground, so the character should be more "angled".
