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onigi *pronunce [on-ie-gee]*
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7d
added comment inThe Final Steps of a Pro Illustrator
Thank you for the series of videos. I'll make my own piece with the process Bryce shown.
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5d
Awesome! We'd love to see it posted when you finish!
@marikath
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13d
How different is this course from the Portrait Drawing Fundamentals Course by Stan Prokopenko? Does this course teach you how to construct the head from imagination? Which one is better?
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10d
They both approach head drawing in different ways but if I'd have to choose between the two I'd lean towards getting this one. Stan's premium content focuses more on the shading aspects of drawing the head while this course goes over more of Hampton's construction method to developing head drawings.
Darin
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24d
Asked for help
I seem to have trouble figuring out hands and feet. They seem like the should be simple, but they always end up looking blocky or flat. In general I enjoyed doing these. I think the master studies turned out pretty well, but when I was uploading the images, all I could see were the mistakes. As for the ones from imagination, they started a little stiff, but I think after doing a few I started to get a little more dynamic.
Jason Arizona
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1mo
Asked for help
Okay, this was a fun assignment, I learned a lot, but I had a problem: a lot of my favorite artists do smut. I censored anything that went beyond standard artistic nudity for the assignment submission. Not sure if that was necessary, but I didn't wanna take risks.
Sylvester de Koning
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1mo
I thought there would be 2 lessons per week. When will the next lesson be released?
Jenny Driessen
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1mo
Hello. Will we be notified when then next lesson comes out so we don't have to keep checking? Thank you.
@ortizdaking
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1mo
To be honest, I’m not too happy in the way that this course is being handled. There’s no schedule to see when lessons will be uploaded and 2 lessons over 3 weeks is unacceptable considering the presale starting date. I always thought the lesson were being created while waiting for the release date on February, but I guess I was wrong.
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1mo
Hey, sorry that's my bad. I'm an editor and also set the schedule. We were trying to make sure everyone had a chance to submit their assignments for critique and we didn't want to jump ahead while students are working on the assignment since this is pre-requisite knowledge. In good news, we are set to have 2 primary lessons a week consistently for the rest of the course, though weeks where a critique is coming out will stay at 1 video for that week for the above reasons. I agree that I should have stacked the previous lessons all in one week though vs the way we set them. I hope that helps shed light on the behind the scenes stuff!