We’ve discussed an approach to understanding the skeleton now we are going to turn our attention to skulls.
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@ricardovelarde87
7mo
@David Colman Just came back from a trip to Uganda an got to see gorillas from 3 feet away, this lesson really helped me tie in a lot of the structural lagoons i had. It is really difficult to understand their bone structure under their dark hair. Still having trouble drawing out of pure imagination though, guess i need to practice more ore do you have any suggestions?
Sofiya Ilchuk
10mo
@David Colman First time ever actually drawing skulls, never studied them, and finally understood how foundation and structure are so important!!
Took a good couple of hours, and worth it, can't wait to continue the course.
Anyone that sees this, I am very open to constructive criticism! What can I do to improve?
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10mo
looking good. thanks for the kind words. I suggest being a little more objective in terms of shapes. Try using box forms to simplify the volumes and intricate details. It will help you get a better macro understanding of the forms and then couple that with the rhythms of the angles and detailed parts to find an organic flow to a solid object. Hope that helps
Kassjan (Kass) Smyczek
2yr
I drew couple of skulls. I really enjoyed the process. I hope I will be able to memorize the basic shapes!
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10mo
Trying drawing through your forms more.. less countour, less pretty- look for obtaining knowledge not making a pretty picture
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Illustrator working in film as a designer and storyboard artist- known as the "animal guy" for my passion for doodling animals. insta @davidsdoodles