Demo - Simplify Pear from Observation

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Demo - Simplify Pear from Observation

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Course In Progress
Stan Prokopenko
Now that you’ve all had some time to try the first project on your own, you can watch how I do it and figure out what areas you are exceeding and struggling with. Here is my step-by-step demo on how to properly execute the first project for level 1 students.
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Nate Ferguson
2nd attempt of the level 1 pear project after watching the demo.
Vasilis Daltas
In my first try(the one I wrote comments next to, after watching the demo) I had trouble with proportions and I was trying to finish it to fast and didn't observe the shapes carefully. I think in my second try I improved a bit, just by going more slowly and trying to enjoy the process. Please give me any helpful feedback you can find !
Mykyta Sichkar
I watched the video several times. And here is my result. There are several points that I do not understand. First. As an engineer, I do not understand how to correctly take measurements from an object, it seems to me that the width of the pear does not match very much. The second point, I do not quite correctly how to shade the pear, but we will go through this at the end of the course and the third point. My big minus is that I cannot draw a normal difference between shadows. they do not correspond to the previously drawn values, which are at the top of the drawing
@istanbul
here is my trial for dear pear 1 :) look forward to receiving feedback <3
Nate Ferguson
I really like your shading design of the pear!
@istanbul
And this is my third trial after watching critique video :D
Ido Vaturi
Great demo! Here's my second attempt on pear 1 I'll be happy to get some feedback:)
Shadow
4d
the more rounded one is before the demo, the blockier one is after. I’m using a n2 pencil and having trouble with the values, didn’t turn out well but I understand the exercise and the process. I been meaning to learn for a while now, I’m really exited and looking forward to where this is going to take me!!
@praxedes
Lo hice en procreate, me gustó el ejercicio lo seguiré haciendo con diferentes frutas
@621
5d
Post Video
@oneman
5d
@621
5d
Pre video
Rachel Dawn Owens
Maybe add a cast shadow and a 5th value
@saeedkhader
Looking for feedback.
Rachel Dawn Owens
This is an excellent pear. The darker midtone is perhaps a hair too dark. But that is only minor. great stuff 👍
@gabriel2005
Pear 1: I think Im having problems with my values. I'd like to have some feedback with the values, also I'm using 2H, HB and 2B pencils
Jasmine
10d
Pear 2, this time after having watched the video
@rrrubennn
10d
values look great i feel like the lines could've been more straight/simple though
@petui123
11d
These are my second and third drawings after the demo. It took a long time to adjust the proportions, but it was definitely worth it for the result. What a great way to practice patience!
Apollo
11d
Really struggled with overall using traditional materials, and being able to see 5 values was very difficult, at most i saw 4 and made up where i thought 5 (darkest) would be based on the light source. this exercise did help a lot to be able to understand where contour lines should be placed on a 3D form, which is something i was struggling with for awhile if i were to retry this, I'd squint or blur my eyes at the reference to simplify the shadows more easily
Mandy Howell
Okay after watching the demo, I redid my pear #2.... I do think it's improved. And it gave me the opportunity to correct where my previous lines were going every which-way.
Blex
12d
ok would be able to sit and draw pears until i fall a sleep but this will be enough for now, feel i'm understanding but not really sadesfie with my capabilities, will move on for now
@mguasch
12d
Christian Peitler
Seems like mine got worse, after the demo. I dont know which pencile I should use on procreate to make the shadows :/
Rachel Dawn Owens
You could try flat shapes of value. This will still get the idea across. You can also try just a regular hb basic pencil.
Daniel Oliveira
I tried using a picture of my own, so I took a picture of a tangerine with a light focusing on the top left. I am not happy with the end result, but I am unsure on where to improve. My biggest issue was with different colors and different values, between the tangerine and the leafs. I ended up using the same values for adjacent parts with different colors and it confuses me.
@petui123
11d
I have the same issue as you
Rachel Dawn Owens
Wow! This looks great! This is a very eye catching drawing. If you wanted to separate the values of the leaves from the fruit more, try constraining the values. This concept will come in handy with more advanced subjects down the road too.
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