scott ford
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Computer Professional for 40 yrs, drawing since I was a kid, lover of photography, art, music and gaming. Also has ADHD and some ASD.
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Scott
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6mo
added comment inProject - Cross Contour on Organic Forms
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Today's cross contour practice. Based on an image I borrowed from lieseldraws .
Tori Tempo
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6mo
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This was really great practice. Looking at some of the other submissions I'd like to try some more dynamic shapes and poses in the future.
scott ford
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6mo
Hey Maciek love the sketchbook , I feel I am a bit more disorganized than this but I love your concept above
Jon Tharaldsen
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10mo
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Wow. This was humbling. I attempted to take it up a notch by studying Albrecht Durer. I love the way he uses line to create volume. It was very challenging for me to attempt this at the skill level I'm at with line.
Rahul Paul
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10mo
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As promised, here is my second attempt at 1-point perspective room but build from imagination this time.
Completely done free hand without using ruler.
To suggest the horizon.. There's a line suggestion outdoor.
Critiques are highly welcomed.
scott ford
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10mo
Wibble, I feel you need to check your measurements his face is wider than the drawing, that’s the first place I would go.
@robikobi
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10mo
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Studies on lineweight of my favourite artists Aaron Blaise and Josh Hunter Black. With these Aaron's drawings I specially like how the lines express so much movement (as these drawings were made to be animated) and how they flow so beautifully, specially in the lions mane. I also noticed just how much he masters the squish and stretch effect (mouth area) that I tried to replicate but it still isn't as expressive as his. I think I was a bit stiff with the first lion study (growling pose from the side) but I found more of the flow of the lines with the other two. With Josh's sketches I noticed how much form and 3D effect they give, at some areas almost like it's shaded. I also noticed he hasa lot of lines which are darker and harder on one side and softer and lighter on the other and I'm not quite sure how he achieves this. Any critique is appreciated! :)