Course In Progress
Course In Progress
In this critique, I review your Value Composition Thumbnails project submissions and give advice on how they can be improved. We'll discuss the importance of simplifying your work by concentrating on big value groups and using thumbnails to experiment with different ideas quickly. You'll discover techniques for maintaining clarity by managing texture and keeping your shading clean. We'll also explore how to balance proportions with creativity, embrace narratives in your compositions, and see examples of effective value compositions to inspire your own work.
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Josh Fiddler
24d
Lots to think about. Definitely need to be a bit more adventurous with my exploration.
Brandon
29d
@Stan Prokopenko Thx for the critique. All of them are in 3 values; They blended in together, my bad. I will do the thumbnails and experiment more and also try to be cleaner in simplifying value.
Seeing that much of a variety is truly inspiring. Apart from that, I am more amazed by the reference selection coz those invoked so much emotion for me when I first looked at them. Will you have a bonus lesson on what your focus is in selecting references for any creative projects?

Geert-Jan
1mo
Thanks for the critiques @Stan Prokopenko !
Hanna Looye
1mo
Really appreciate the feedback Stan, and you are so correct! Glad that you critique, because I don't think I would have seen it myself.

@justdraw02
1mo
Will you now upload videos only once a month😕
CharmLotta
1mo
As far as I remember, it's the first delay with new lessons during the two years of the course, so I wouldn’t' be so pessimistic. This time just “life happened” to Stan, I suppose :-)
J. Menriv
1mo
Stan, thanks for your critique and valuable feedback!
Amani Noor (Amu)
1mo
Thanks so much for the critique Stan!
Carlo Julian
1mo
Really appreciate the critique I was given. Thanks very much!
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Founder of Proko, artist and teacher of drawing, painting, and anatomy. I try to make my lessons fun and ultra packed with information.