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Alexandra Mayorova
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6mo
added comment inHow to Draw Cross Contour on 3D Forms
yes!
Henri
5mo
I love these! Which brush are you using?
Alexandra Mayorova
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6mo
It's sooo powerful!!!! Stan, I've only heard about this method from the Chinese artist Teng Teng, but here it's more simplified for people. Thanks!!! My life is getting better.
And I feel the psychological help from the course. People face the same problems and thoughts that I once did. It helps me to look back and realize that my suffering was not accidental. Drawing is difficult, and everyone will go through the same thing.
Self-compassion and play are the keys to success. Play more, friends. Don’t get it seriously.
It looks like you definitely have a great feel for form. It's such a great tool to have in your tool belt. Looking forward to seeing your progress!
Alexandra Mayorova
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1yr
I'm not new to drawing, I even work. But the perspective is very difficult for me. It took me years to realize that 1,2 points are conditional, and 99% of the time we see the world in 3 points.
It took me a few more years to realize that this should be at the subconscious level. I have to draw millions of boxes so I don't have to think. And here I am again. It will never be enough. And I have to find the strength not to reflect.
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1yr
Ya perspective is hard. I'll try to explain things as best as I can and give you projects that will force you to work through the problems. It won't be easy. You'll run into challenges and you'll make mistakes. But remember, they're just drawings that you can throw away and try again.
You can do it! Sometimes it only takes a small revelation to make all the practice finally click. You may have already done this, but for anyone who hasn't heard of it, I found the 250 box challenge on drawabox to be enlightening for my perspective skills!
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Thomas Vang Pedersen
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2yr
This was a fun challenge to play around with grafic shapes. I always struggle with how dark to make the halftone compared to the reflected light, I tried hard to keep them clearly separated.
