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Monica
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4yr
added comment inProko Challenge BETA - Cartoon Anatomy
Hi! Here is my submission, it's Wooper, one of my favourite gen 2 Pokemon!
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4yr
@Monica I like it a lot, Monica! It’s weirdly fun to imagine that such a simplified character would have so many muscles underneath :) I’m onboard with Pamela, this works so nice as a set, like a triptic! Thank you for being a part of the challenge!
Pamela D
4yr
I love this set and can imagine them hanging on a wall
Lasse Jin Brøgger
4yr
Nice and clean. Good job!
Adam Wiebner
4yr
The facial muscles are great, Well done!
Side Shave Laura
4yr
Aww I loved wooper too, nice work, his face muscles are legit terrifying.
Elisabet M
4yr
Your linework is so clean and fluid, lovely work :)
@pinkapricorn
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4yr
Tried to replicate the "Create a new topic" bug. Seems to be okay on my end. :)
Using Google Chrome (latest) on Windows 10.
@Monica Ung Are you experiencing slow typing on any other website or with any other app on your computer?
Hey @pinkapricorn I found out why it lags for me, it's because my Redux DevTools Chrome extension was enabled for all sites. When I disable it, my typing isn't laggy anymore. Thanks!
Hi! There's a broken link at the end of the lesson notes https://prokolab.com/course-lesson/shading-light-and-form-basics/notes where it says " Check out the next lesson on how to Shade a Drawing!". Also the next lesson doesn't seem like it should be "how to shade a drawing", it should be "the basic elements - shape, value, color, edge" based on the lesson list.
Another bug sorry: it's super laggy for me to type in this "Create a new topic" pop-up. It takes a few seconds for my words to appear as I type. I'm using Chrome Version 84.0.4147.105 on a Mac if that's helpful!
Monica
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4yr
Thanks for creating this thread Teresa! I'm learning perspective too so I'm glad that there's a space here to talk about it.
I just finished watching Marshall's 1994 perspective series and I really like it. I took down notes while watching the lessons, I find that really helps since there's a lot of new information to absorb. I didn't know anything about perspectives before watching his lessons, so now I feel super excited to be able to draw things that look technically correct. I still need to practice though (a lot!), so I thought up of some homework based on Marshall's lessons: https://gist.github.com/monicau/11334a6bf13095a65f06eb954e005463
I tried pasting the exercises here but all the indentation and bullet formatting got lost! Anyways I hope this will be useful for others also following Marshall's lessons, and if anyone has ideas of more exercises, please share! :)
This is some great exercises Monica! i think i'll try to do them, when I've watched the lessons to the end and done with my notes. :D
@Monica Ung , what a wonderful gift 💝! Thank you so much!!!
Yes, I found the same thing about the formatting when I tried to post my homework idea from the intro lesson, and started a topic about it in the beta area. I imagine the team is crazy busy right now. Sure is impressive what they’ve built so far!
I’m so glad you’re here, Monica! And very much looking forward to seeing the practices and pieces you share, and talking about perspective together.
