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Let's review your Cross Contour on Ginger Root People assignments. I’ll take a look through the most popular submissions and give advice on shape design and some of the recurring mistakes.
 Newest 
 Patrick Alexander Büchi 
 1mo 
Posting my quick sketch of a gingersaurus! Had a lot of fun doing this one, pose is out of imagination, please feel free to share your criticisms!
 Tommy Pinedo 
 6mo 
Decided to do a little mini project for myself using the cross contour technique. It’s two ginger root character like kids running with a ginger dog away from a ginger ogre. 
took me a while to feel good about the characters. Any feedback is welcome and appreciated. 🙏🏻😃
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 7mo 
This is such a great assignment. You can learn a lot about 3d form from these little drawings. 
 A touch of character design and color added to push it up another level.
 Chauncey Holder 
 7mo 
The Critique was pretty helpful, and I explored more with the ginger root people. It was pretty fun playing with their shapes
 Chauncey Holder 
 7mo 
The Critique was pretty helpful, and I explored more with the ginger root people. It was pretty fun playing with their shapes
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 7mo 
I tried for a while to figure out what might make these drawings better, and it’s really difficult because these are all awesome!
Theres so many different characters and the cross contours are all about right.
Just keep going further.
 Doug Drever 
 8mo 
The Michelin Man?! 
Stan, please watch the original Ghostbusters movie.

 Jack H 
 1yr 
My second attempt at ginger root people. This time, I focused on making them less "human-like" and tried my best to vary the different shapes of the body parts. I think there were mixed results, some looked good but there were some that looked off. 
Overall this was a fun project, and aside from practicing cross-contours, this project also helped me practice a bit of character design, an aspect that I'm relatively poor at.
 Connie 
 1yr 
Stan, thank-you for the critique.  What a fun project!

 Pedro Branco 
 1yr 
Hey Stan, thank you for the critiques. 
I'd like to ask however, could I have some input on what I may be doing wrong with my submissions? A bit more specific feedback if possible.
This is a very important topic for what I want to do and when I look at what some of my more competent peers do I feel like it's just a whole other world and I'm missing like 90% of what they're able to do.
Anyone is fine I just want to know how to do this well. I know it's selfish and pretentious considering how many study under this course but I really feel like this is something I need to ask.

 Flo 
 1yr 
Thank you for the critique, really appreciated!

 Fabian Ayala 
 1yr 
@Stan Prokopenko To get that blurry effect I made a custom pencil brush in ToonBoom Harmony. Also, thanks for the critique

 @sniggy 
 1yr 
@Stan Prokopenko : Will there be a project on shape manipulation? (Bending, twisting, changing/cutting edges)
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR WORK!
Best, Sniggy
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 1yr 
Yes! Getting into that NOW! Check out the latest lesson. The project for it is coming next.

 @rycard 
 1yr 
Thanks Stan, I'll take pretty good. Definitely feel like I'm learning the fundamentals on this course which is great. As long as I'm learning and improving I'm happy. Looking forward to the next lesson...
 Lenserd martell 
 1yr 
thank you stan!
 Johannes S. 
 1yr 
So close ...
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 Anderson 
 1yr 
Great critiques as always Stan! As someone who is less skilled but punctual, I was disappointed by sorting with popularity, but it's hard to argue with the results! Excited to for the rest of the course!
 Mon Barker 
 1yr 
Yo Stan! Thanks for the critiques. Biceps gingeroot bodybuilder looks more like he’s on the toilet?!! My wife said same 😭😭. Still some way to go with my concept execution then!! 😁 happy to hear they look 3D though. This was a great project 👍

 Jyayasi (*Jay-o-she*) 
 1yr 
Thanks for the critique, Stan. Yes, my silhouette was not clear on the poses that I tried from reference and the contour became too busy. I focused too much on the dynamics of the pose and lost the structure. So, many thanks to you for helping me out on these.
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