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Maria Bygrove
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Is it cheating to do these in Procreate?
Pootchky
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Why not also try it traditional
Maria Bygrove
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I tried doing the stripy worm assignment and I think I get the whole point of HTB shading but I have a problem with the worm's head: did I shade it correctly? The head is supposed to be a semi-sphere end to the worm. Did I show its form correct? Or would the shadow somehow curve in this area?
Day 75: 17th Feb, 2025
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Making mileage… In my head I could do better. I’ll keep trying.
Nice!Making the outlines so much thicker than the cross contours helps with clean silhouettes.
I drew over in two places where I think the cross contours should curve less (because the shape gets closer to the horizon) or go the other way (because the shape crosses the horizon line) - hope you don't mind.
I know what you mean about mileage, good thing it's a fun exercise, makes you just want to do more and more :)
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Who knew perspective could be so much fun!
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First 2 attempts - will try more!
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This was pretty challenging for me. Maintaining the ellipse relations when moving towards or away from the horizon while tackling so many different objects in the same scene was quite hard. Also, drawing through the forms helped. I found myself correcting many mistakes when I drew through the forms. Overall, this was a very helpful exercise.
I have a question. The plane marked in red crosses the horizon. I drew it assuming that a slant cut is made facing us. So, for both the parts below and above the horizon, the top plane is visible. Is it right? It looks alright to me but my eyes are not trained that much, so I am confused. Also, I am not sure how such a plane, that crosses the horizon in this way, can be drawn if the cross-section is perpendicular to the picture plane.
Looks convincing to me but would be cool to get a "formal" answer to your question. I suspect it's something to do with how since the red plane is facing us, it's more of a "front" plane, rather than "top" or "bottom" and so would be visible no matter if it's below or above the horizon.
