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Sean Hennigar
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8mo
added comment inProject - Measure Proportions
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Here's my first attempt at the lay-in. Looking at some of the other submissions, I can see that I put too much detail into the clothes. I should have just blocked them in with simpler shapes. I also got the overall scale off and had to crop the image at the bottom.
Sean Hennigar
8mo
Thanks, Patrick. That’s good advice and the overlay shows me where I was off. I can see I need to keep practicing.
Sean Hennigar
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9mo
Here are my attempts after watching the demo. I had to really simplify the crab to keep the number of shapes within the limit.
Sean Hennigar
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9mo
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Here is my study of Scott Wegener, the illustrator of the Atomic Robo comic series. I found it to be a good study because it reinforced the CSI method and the discussion on line weight. I like Scott's drawings because they're very clean and he is able to suggest form with very few lines.
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8mo
I really love these, nice work! Comics are great study for simplification ideals!
Vera Robson
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1yr
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This assignment was going to be great fun, but I found it exceptionally challenging in the end. I guess something to think about and try again.
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Here is my submission for the drawing from imagination assignment. The rough sketches and reference photos are also included. I spent a lot of time trying to work out an interesting pose without losing the distinct characteristics of the boar's body. The first couple of attempts ending up looking more like a bull than a boar.
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11mo
Great explorations! I like the variety of angles you practiced and the consistent gestural and fluid quality throughout--you definitely succeeded with the poses. Something I notice in the boar are its teeny beady eyes and your stylization of them into something more expressive. I think it's something you can continue to play around with, especially since eyes are one of the most important features for character, to explore different outcomes that can push the design even further. So you could try exaggerating them into something bigger and angrier, maybe even cartoonishly so, or push them in proportion towards something small, together, and high up in its face, for example. There are endless possibilities, so I hope this helps give you some more ideas to try out :)
Styrbjörn Andersson
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1yr
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Level 1, part 1 of the CSI assignment. I'll do the shoes next. Feedback greatly appreciated!
Vin
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1yr
Here are my before and after drawings. The hand and the penguin’s body and head shapes were challenging to draw. I would appreciate some feedback.
1, 3, 5 are before.
2, 4, 6 are after.
You did a really good job on the second hand. Much better than your first attempt.
Sean Hennigar
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1yr
Here is my second attempt at the exercise after watching the demo. The first time I was being too hesitant. This time I tried to focus on getting strong lines down and worry less about proportions or clean lines. I think the hand turned out much better. Not so sure about the VR girl.
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Here is my attempt at the hand. I still haven't been able to get the proportions correct, although it's better than my first two attempts. I think I might be overthinking it for this exercise. I need to watch the demo to see how Stan approached it.
getting the proportions of this drawing was definitely tough, and even though they are bit off in your drawing, you did a great job! Your lines are confident and clear. For the proportions, in my case it helps me to draw the angles of the big shapes first, like for the wrist or from the outer bottom of the index finger to the pinch in the upper side of the wrist, if that makes sense
