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@lucastoonz86
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added comment inAssignment - Know Your Tools Challenge
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Hello I forgot to post this that should make up for my missing figure on my week one 5 minute gesture page
@lucastoonz86
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29d
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hello, learned lots and got very inspired to learn anatomy and tools from this class, i will keep practicing
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29d
Wow! This is a beautiful drawing!
Heres a little tip that could help level up this drawing. Just adding a ground for the figure to stand on could add a lot of depth to the composition.
Keep it up! Great work completing the course!
@lucastoonz86
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1mo
I like my compass but it does damage the paper. I used 22.5 degree increments on top and 15 degree increments on bottom.
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1mo
You went all out. You also paid the price for the damage to the paper. Battle wounds to impress those who weren't there.
I just liked this page, did these with ballpoint on copy paper so the scans came out funny
Jonatan
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1mo
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Hello! Just reporting that the subtitles seem to be broken!
Also I got a question, when I tried to make Marshall's weights, I stumbled upon this part that I'm stuck at, how do you find these square faces on the surface and their sizes?
Where the corners meet the x pattern, that’s the insertion point you can make it any size you wish and as long as all lines are parallel it should work out
@lucastoonz86
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1mo
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Hello, not sure if I’ll make the deadline so I’ll submit what I have, the scans came out super light this is good to know for next time.
@lucastoonz86
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2mo
Hello, not sure if I’m gonna take this any farther but here’s a little stream study.
Daniela
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3mo
Hi, thank you for the lesson! A lot of information packed really tightly
I have a small question, I tried to figure out a little bit one of Hans Verdeman's drawings, the one point perspective. I went very wrong about it at first and then I noticed that the key seems to be the gird on the ground, while doing the one point perspective grid with equal horizontal length is fine, I can't seem to figure out how the receding length distances got decided but it seems to be based on these green lines I highlighted.
So may I ask how the green lines are called and how are they decided? I noticed that they connect one pillar to another (ex A to C) but that seems very arbitrary on it's own
I do believe it’s just a form of griding out the ground plane but I could be wrong
