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@nasim_alchemist
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Amazing “what if” type of excersise. Enjoyed the freedom of it
@aubrey
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Good job, keep it up!
@nasim_alchemist
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gradually got easier to get my hand “around”😅 but once it clicked whole new world opened. I want to cross contour everything…
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1mo
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Since I have limited practice experience with torso drawing it was easier with reference photos. Cool exercise
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That was fun project
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Fun exercise. It’s a challenge not to just go ahead and lazily guess where the shape of the ellipse is. Also keeping it clean and tidy with all the supporting lines is a great line quality practice.
@nasim_alchemist
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3mo
My brain still hurts after this exercise…but by the end I understood it is incredibly valuable one
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Tedious but once I cracked main dimensions on the face, it went smoother
Nice! I think the right jaw line is a little too steep and should be rounded a bit more. Other than that, fantastic work. Great line quality, too!
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1yr
I like the looseness you are getting into your sketching line quality, very well done and in the spirit of the assignment, though I would suggest keeping your lines lighter when they are looser, and using a dark line only until the end when you have found a more exact line that you want to use to finalize the drawing. This way, less lines are competing against each other and there's more clarity to the final sketch. I also see that you're breaking the reference down into larger sections before going into the details, and I think you can take this a bit further by breaking it down into entire shapes, like drawing a rectangle for the VR girl's torso or a circle for the penguin's head. This can add more stability and structure as you lay the foundation for your drawing. Hope this helps!
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Good shape simplification, though try lightening your light values, especially #2 & #3 (counting lightest to darkest). Right now they seem closer to the shadow values in terms of darkness, whereas even differences across all 5 steps will provide a more clear and 3-dimensional range in your drawing. You can even try out a 5 step value scale beforehand to map out the values and use as reference.