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@yurishka
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2yr
added comment inPortrait Drawing Fundamentals
Hi, here is a portrait I did on watercolor paper (had fun with the pencil so did not paint it). Any critique ?
Taylor Patterson
7mo
The portrait looks great, and is far beyond my skill level, something I notice just looking at is is that the ears appear to be different sizes and both look too small for the head.
@yurishka
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2yr
Hi, here are my latest portraits. Except for the last, all done on a small A5 sketchbook. What do you think ?
These are awesome, I feel the women without the glasses could use more time in the shadowed area, unless you are going for a more 3 tone look, they are really good!
Avinash
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2yr
@Stan Prokopenko Took this course a year back and I have been practising since. This is my latest drawing, Charcoal on Bristol paper. Let me know what you think and what the areas for improvement are.
I'm gonna be real, if I can get this good, I would be ecstatic, congratulations.
@grugrugru
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11mo
Asked for help
Man I don't have any critique on this but I appreciate your hard work, inspiring really!
Hi Jeff, I wanted to thank you for doing the live steam! I am someone who is a professional in a non art related field. My question is, can I still get to the level of drawing where I could do a drawing like in the stream without dedicating all my waking hours to it?
Hello! I am trying to get a hang of these gesture drawings. I feel that sometimes I run out of time so I did them for 60 seconds each. How are these looking?
Hello I would say you're focusing too much on contor view the legs for example as an S curve
I would also suggest you check out Michael Mattesi on YouTube his style of gestures is different from proko but his videos really helped me see flow and rhythm overall you're doing great keep it up
Daniel Foust
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3yr
Asked for help
Hello everyone! Here are some of my gesture studies. I think these are all hour long sessions, starting at only a few seconds per pose and then ending with ten minutes or so. I do a lot of traditional figure drawing with pencil and charcoal as well, but the digital ones are easier to upload.
