Demo - Simple Animal Portraits - Level 2

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Demo - Simple Animal Portraits - Level 2

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Stan Prokopenko
Time for Level 2! Let’s push the shapes in our simple animal portraits and see what happens.
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Shreyans
14d
One thing I observed when coming up with new shape designs is that the idea to come up with is kinda hard in its own. Designing and modifying the shapes wasn't the hard part for me, but coming up with ideas for different and interesting shapes was the challenging thing for me. Any advice would be much appreciated.
Rachel Dawn Owens
I dig the variety. You made a bunch of iterations. Nice work!
Luis Ángel Ruiz de Gopegui Rando
Well, there are my sketches copying what Stan does. In one of them I got carried away by my imagination...I hope you like them. I think the loose lines are becoming more and more noticeable.
Luis Ángel Ruiz de Gopegui Rando
After watching this video I was really shocked to see to what extent Stan has the ability to play with shapes and take them to his field. I have realized how much I still have to practice in order to advance. You can really see the years of practice Stan has in drawing. My most sincere congratulations. Until now I had not realized to what extent my creativity is blocked. My lines are coarse to variegated.
Natalie&Jeff VG
Went all in on the circle, square, triangle idea. It's alot of fun to have completely different characters out of the same idea.
@goobish
2mo
Redo of project done during watching the demo any critiques are welcomed thanks.
Daniel Rodriguez
I am very satisfied with how these came out. I tried to follow what Stan was doing but at the same token let myself be a little loose. But all criticism is welcome to help me improve. @Martha Muniz
@mstefan
3mo
Hi there! The animal I worked on is the snow leopard. I tried several variations and attached a picture of the leopard. I would be delighted if you could give me a critique on the shape design.
@arthiecio
3mo
I tried changing the perspective and testing some shape changes.
ANX804U
4mo
I am done, today was tiring day, I will post rest2 tomorrow most probably, hope so, I want to....
Catherina Petersen
Good job!! Looks awesome:)
Jack H
4mo
It was fun trying to think of the different ways to change the shapes of each of the animals. I definitely felt that birds are one of the more easier subjects, compared to other mammals like a dog, for instance.
@creasofie
5mo
I think I pushed my designes to far to the simple shape I choose. I'll try again keeping it closer to the animal.
Martha Muniz
I love all the different styles you tried out! It's definitely good practice to try opposite approaches like you did, like one more realistic and another more simplified/stylized, or more angular vs more curved. Keep it up! :)
Daniele Olevano
My sketches for the animal portrait exercise. It was a lot of fun.
Stefan Sharkov
Great work, these are strong simplifications.
Brhody Wallis
Not the most jaw droppingly original designs here... but I did not know I could draw like this! I was able to manipulate and turn things in space without additional references... this is the best! What a great lesson this one has been. Thank you! 🥳
Stefan Sharkov
These explorations are very strong. I love the rooster designs, and your incorporations of shapes are spot on. Excellent work.
Tony Zhang
7mo
18… I think I’ll move on.
Stefan Sharkov
Great work with the simplifications. Level passed.
Tony Zhang
7mo
Animal Portraits 17… man I feel like I’m not getting better at all lol.
Tony Zhang
7mo
A few fantasy creatures me and my friends designed as a kid!
carla toms
8mo
Level 2 buffaloes
carla toms
8mo
Level 2 hippos
@bitwise
5mo
Beautiful line quality
carla toms
8mo
Level 2 chickens
Tony Zhang
8mo
Second attempt. Actually very few good designs… sigh.
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