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Myles Goethe
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added comment inHow to Draw and Shade the Human Torso
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Myles Goethe
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2yr
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First set are on my own while the second set are during the demo examples. I think I overdid a bit when I should have just been focusing on the pec muscles but it helps me spot my mistakes and refine them.
Myles Goethe
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2yr
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Definitely tricky lol First two pages are from my the 3D premium model and from my own imagination. The last one was with the demos.
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2yr
Hi @Myles Goethe, these feel pretty solid!
- I found placing the ellipses on the bucket tricky, since the bucket isn't a perfect cylinder. One thing that helps me is to think of a perfect cylinder first, that you then taper and compress at the correct axis. I attached an image showing this.
There are some errors in your drawings suggesting that you could benefit from practicing drawing cylinders. If you feel like that's for you, feel free to tag me (@Jesper Axelsson) and post a page with cylinders from different angles, drawn from imagination.
Hope this helps :)
Myles Goethe
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2yr
These are all my first attempts at all three assignments without following along with the demos. I was basically trying different creative methods to best simply and exaggerate certain measurements and break out of old habits to best nail the figure of the spine.
Myles Goethe
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2yr
The following are joint assignments. The first three were done during the demo while the last page is practice on my own. I think I'm progressing slowly xD
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2yr
Nice!
I would keep an extra eye on the crosscontours and on the convergence of edges. Make sure that parallel edges converge correctly and think a little more carefully about the orientation of a bone before adding the crosscontours. Imagining touching the forms helps me figure out their orientation.
You might want to check out this video Structure Basics – Making Things Look 3D.
I attached some paintovers and some tips on cylinder construction.
Hope this helps :)
