I was really intimidated by this, but went for it. I typically try really hard to match what I'm seeing, very precisely, resulting in a lot of erasing and very boring results. This study with bold and loose lines was really fun. I'm amazed, honestly. This class has taken me out of my comfort zone and I'm loving that.

So I’m 12 minutes into this video and just want to share. This is coming back after going down a rabbit hole of mostly Bridgman, a little Jeffrey Watts, a couple servings of Marshall Vandruff and my own exploration of the complete guide to drawing from life by Bridgman. coming back to resume this course that I paid for with a small knowledge base of what I learned in my own fit of passion has made me feel like I can keep up in real time with somewhat of a sprinkle of my own style now while watching a video like this. Community critique please chime in. here’s 12 min in

This is a master study of one of my favourite comic artists Henry Flint

Finding masters to study seems very difficult, especially if you are looking for line art. Drawing from studying masters is really a big step from the previous assignments. I just hope with practice I will improve

I really enjoyed these master studies so much! Here's my attempt at these ones...

My attempt on this one. Pretty satisfied with the results. Any critique is welcomed.

My first attempt

In my second attempt i studied Glen Keane. I'm quite happy with the results. All feedback is appreciated <3

Tired my hand with Kim Jung Gi inking, took what I learned from this video and tired to tackle this work

My attempt

Focused in the shape of the hair in the first image but he ended up loking like edna moda, did another then.

Studies did before watching the demo. I think I did okay replicating what I saw, but I should try to reproduce the "feel" of the lines used rather than copying each line exactly. I shall keep this in mind for future studies.

Post another one soon, wanted to post one I have done

Ink line studies after Roberto de la Torre. I really liked working with my much neglected pigma brush pen. Also, what is the story for this Conan guy. I was laughing the entire time I was drawing him, he is so grouchy! I imagine he hasn’t eaten lunch and he is very hangry. Reminds me of my toddler. Anyway any critique would be lovely 🩷

Hey all! Happy Sunday. I'd say that I think I did pretty well with the Roberto De La Torre demo. I did have some problem like my pencils not being the best, They're pretty cheap one so I need to invest in better ones. I also took my master, Tetsuo Hara and took two full page panels of Shin and Kenshiro. I took the principles of what Stan did and tried to replicate what he did. Shin's hair is too thick, Ken's head is a bit too small, and I had to skip some of the shading because it was just going to be too crowded to decipher what's going on Ken's pants. Anyways, I'm still proud and happy how they all turned out. I'll also be looking into De La Torre's work. Let me know what I could improve on. Have a great rest of your day!

ofc i dont think mine todally compare but id say i did a good job replicating the feel of the drawings.

I really like doing these master studies, so I made some more. This time I chose the animated short Sisyphus by Marcell Jankovics. This animation is just amazing. Incredible lines in every frame. Studying his work was a great experience.

1 of 3 : Safe to say that the proportions are way off in this ink study. Rembrandt has this really unique piece that I fell in love with. I had a lot of fun trying to copy the line work with digital ink brushes. 2 of 3 : Hand holding a crown drawing by Raphael, I felt a little frustrated when I wasn't able to decipher how this simple drawing felt so real and the overlapping lines built the tone that he captured in this (seemingly) simply drawing. But then I remembered he's a master... 3 of 3 : Infant Christ by Raphael in a masterwork drawing book I picked up somewhere. I think this one came out rather well! These were attempted before watching the demo