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@praxi
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23d
added comment inProject - Simple Animal Portraits
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I feel like I got kind of lazy with my line quality on the buffalo, and I wasn't pushing the shapes as much as I could. Happier with the rooster and the squirrel! Critique welcome.
Natasha Johnson
23d
Hi Praxi im not far ahead of you , so im no expert and i just wanted to say these portraits look as tho you had fun , as thats what they portray . As far as line quality goes it comes with time . Stan wasn’t kidding when he said to practise our lines and curves . As i struggle with it too . Keep it up ! All the best , you are going to be great .
Love how the bears turned out, great curves. It's hard to say without seeing the original image, but the rhino feels a little over-simplified, especially the feet. It gives it a cartoony look, but if that's what you were going for, it looks great!
@praxi
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5mo
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Level 1 homework! Will probably do some studies of my own for level 2. Critique welcome.
@praxi
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6mo
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An attempt at sketching a "realistic" version of my dog's toy, Tigersnake
@praxi
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6mo
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First attempts at this exercise. It's definitely challenging not to focus on contour when my measuring skills are still very off, but I tried! I did scrap a couple first attempts at these because the proportions were very off from the beginning.
@praxi
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9mo
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Had more trouble than I expected doing this exercise digitally. I find that my ellipses are more accurate if I go fast, but my line weight is better if I go slow. Will definitely keep practicing this!
@praxi
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9mo
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Here are my assignments, done digitally. Did some editing to the shapes as I went for the portrait, as I found they were off a bit in the initial sketch.