Vinoth Viras
France
I'm studying all the major art fundamentals with the aim to, one day, find my own style and produce quality artwork.
Currently, learning Anatomy !
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Vinoth Viras
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2yr
added comment inProject - Simplify from Observation
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Hello ! Here's my assignement for the Level 1 using the reference photos provided
Any updates on Marshall’s perspective course? For the meantime. If you had to choose, what is the one beginner perspective course or book you recommend?
Vinoth Viras
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3yr
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Hello everyone! Here are two recent portraits I've done after rewatching the lesson a couple of times, they took me about 4h individually. I think the contrast in values might be too "harsh", especially in the first one? (And maybe not enough in the second one?)
If there are any improvements and corrections to be made, I'll be glad to hear them!
What would you say are the basic requirements before jumping into digital painting ?
Awesome! I like how you tried different expressions. The forms feel really solid too.
Vinoth Viras
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4yr
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Here are my quicksketch drawings of the quads from the model photos provided (the first 2 images - The last two are from other models). Any improvement I should make? Whether it's cleanliness, structure, anatomy, gesture, etc.?
i think they're very clean and solid. However I would like you to work more on proportions. Some of these legs are shorter that they should be, and the upper leg is too big in relation to the down part.
Try drawing and measuring the whole leg before you put the muscles. I think that will benefit you greatly.
Best Regards
yuri
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4yr
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Hello! I tried to draw the gesture design, not the details.
Can you see it from these？
And what should I be more conscious of to improve my drawing？
I’m eager to hear your comments and critiques😊
Very nice! Like many others said already your lines are very clean! I think you could push the gesture even more, especially in the first two images, you tend to use a lot of straight lines for the legs, making the line of action somewhat straight, where I feel it would enhance your gesture if you used more "c" or "s" curves. For reference, your last image has a lot more of those curves and looks really nice.
