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Tanya Valkanova
This is the befor watching any of the demos, I noticed I keep searching the lines and end up with lots to clean up afterwards.
Melanie Scearce
It might help to make some very light marks in the beginning to indicate key landmarks. Think big to small. Once you have the big structures in place, then you can move on to refining and simplifying your lines to CSI. It could also help to try to slow yourself down while drawing. Try to be very intentional with each line. It might slow you down more than you'd like but you can build speed again by practicing this way consistently. The snail looks great! You got some really good stuff here, hope this helps!
Tanya Valkanova
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It's was an excellent exercise, I lerned a lot but I'm definitely not happy with the results. I tried painting without sketching it first so it gave me a lot of trouble later. Gonna try it again some time later on.
Morgan Weistling
please try sketching first. This is a good attempt but you need to work out the problems in charcoal first.
Tanya Valkanova
I tried without a sketch underneath, just squinting and drawing shadows. I tried not to lighten up the shadows too much.
Morgan Weistling
in the final photo I can see that your halftone is too dark in many places, like between brow.The middle shot is actually better
Tanya Valkanova
I'm sorry about the reflecting light but , I can painting only at night while the kids are asleep... I lerned a lot from this lesson, although I can see there's much to be desired. It's my 1st portrait using oil, it's on a cardbord with gesso as base. Did it at 2 sitting, roughly 4-5h. Thank you!
Morgan Weistling
your first photo shows how you did a good job of separating light from shadow with two obvious patterns. You kind of lost some of that separation with too much lightening of the shadows. but overall it's a good effort.
Tanya Valkanova
I have a lot of tools but for now it's pencils 2H to 8B. I've been hobby artists since ever, but I'm looking to expand my art knowledge and potentially pursuing a career in art 😊
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