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@frodotehdodo
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3yr
added comment inHow to Draw the Pelvis from any Angle
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Drawings 5 and 6 are from following along with the video. 1 - 4, 11 and 12 are from reference images. The rest, 7-10, are from imagination. The numbering is all over the place becuase I worked on these over a few months and with different materials.
Dakarai Chihwai
3yr
Good, good. But I would recommend doing them all at once (instead of months apart), and then redoing them later on, further sophisticating your grasp on drawing theses complex forms. Some of these are pretty good, others fall flat on perspective. I would say you re-watch the video once or twice and then redo them. Try to train yourself to be able to tell whether you like how they look or not. If you don't like them or even if you just want to get a little better, redo the assignment again and again. Practicing lots and lots is really the only way (I know off) to improve greatly. That is all I will say.
How old were each of you guys when you started drawing?
Most noticeable issue I see is flatness. Your 3D doesn't look very well done. 3D is a hard thing to get used to for beginners so I recommend this playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gq87eOmS4Wo&list=PLMXbAPr21di8ARBkUTkho1YNq4O7h0wyQ
It should really help. That's all.
This course if my first time figure drawing, and i am taking my sweet time with it. open to any feedback on my robo bean before moving on
Very good for your first time. But I do recommend you add more squash and stretch.
RIP Skelly :(
Luke Ng
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3yr
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More lower back studies. Looking for feedback on my structure and proportions
These are very good but the unconfident linework makes it look messy. You can try working on that.
