Ideacraft: How To Draw Pictures That Speak Louder Than Words
Part 1 - Ideation Fundamentals(44 Lessons )
Week 1: Orientation & Priming
Week 2: Narrative Illustration
Week 3: Conceptual Illustraiton
Week 4: Conceptual Narrative
Week 5: Major Project, part 1
Week 6: Major Project, part 2
Part 2 - Step-by-step Demonstrations(11 Lessons )
6B: Minor Assignment 6
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6B: Minor Assignment 6
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Newest
C P
16h
Interesting iteration process to find the gem and simplify; tend to shorten necks, change to front view, and focus on features. At 1 min pure linear drawing appeared; final based on 1 min
Eduardo Rubio
1d
I've realized that I tend to elongate shapes in general. I didn't notice it when I did the one-hour drawing, but I did when I saw all the versions together. This tendency persists across them. However, I found the four-minute sketch particularly interesting and used it as the foundation for the rendered version.
Moving forward, I'll be more mindful of this habit—though I may still do it, at least with awareness.
Great exercise!
Dax Hansen
21h
That's fantastic! It's interesting to see the places that are consistent and those that aren't. Well done.
Mario Klingeberg
1d
Wow, what I ride. Fun, though! I focussed so much on the values, that I lost the tilt of the head... oh well.
I chose the two-minute-one for the final.
Dax Hansen
2d
Woof. That was a great exercise. I noticed that the eyes kept drifting slightly higher and to the right with each iteration.
The 30-second sketch was the most interesting, so I created a more illustrative version with references.
Sita Rabeling
1d
Hats off! 👌
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From rocket ships to rock stars, NASA to Rolling Stone; I draw pictures that speak louder than words. Artist & Professor
