8:56 PM, Thursday February 15th 2024
Read and understood thanks !
Read and understood thanks !
Thanks !
Thanks ! Understood ! I have thought exactly to that solution for the plane.
And what about example with the bump on the curvilinear surface ?
Best regards !
Adrien
Thank you really much. Each time I am blown away how well you explain things. You definitly set my level of drawing higher than anyone else !
Hello !
Thanks I get it a lot better. But is it enough ?
Best regards !
Adrien
Good morning !
Alright ! I have understood what I have missed. You answered well to my questions thanks !
I think the mouse demo was confusing for me to really get the concept. It drive me on a bad way and make me lose the focus.
I will use one pen for the additional work. But just for my understanding, when you speak about different colours I should use the exact same model of pen but in different colors, was it my mistake ?
Best regards,
Adrien MEURET
Thanks !
Thanks a lot ! You answered my questions. Sorry for the bad english !
Hello !
Thank you ! Your post on ghost is really helpfull. I am doing a full page of Ghosted planes with ellipses as warmups, is it enough ? I do it every time and I focus hard on moving with my shoulder but I am still in trouble. Tell me if you think it is a bad/not good enough warmup.
I have 3 questions : https://imgur.com/a/HhJCaSL
A
I have studied perspective with david chelsea perspective for comic book artists and Traite de perspective d'architecture interieure Charles Whorel prior to find your amazing website ! For me the alignement of minor axis (on perfect cube) is an approximating, very true with non dramatic, and more and more false with dramatic perspective. Do we agree ? Do you suggest to use it with dramatic perspective ?
B
If I have an ellipse inside a rectangle with the contact point on two lines separated equally the rectangle, my contact points in perspective will be on a line which shared his vanishing point with the side of the rectangle right ? Even if the minor and major axes will be independant.
C
I noticed you change your mind about ballpoints, should we use it in lesson 6 ? If I have different color of fineliner should I use it ?
Best regards ! You bring drawing into my life, you are a master !
Adrien
Hello,
Thanks !
My work : https://imgur.com/a/NlHjH79
My references : https://imgur.com/a/RwgAiQy
I have understood what you mean by saying, i have to focus on understanding the 3D forms and not draw to impress people.
I am a bit lost, I think I need to draw others assignments, but you will tell me. I feel like I have a big step to climb, and I almost succeed.
I have not drawn reinforce line neither, should I for the specific things you want to see with those drawings ?
For the ellipses I draw one time through. Should we always do that or do we stop when we reach a certain accuracy ?
I have trouble with proportions, I can see it now. But if I know you now, you will tell me that it is not the point here, right ?
Best regards ! Thanks for bringing drawing in my life !
Adrien
This is a remarkable little pen. Technically speaking, any brush pen of reasonable quality will do, but I'm especially fond of this one. It's incredibly difficult to draw with (especially at first) due to how much your stroke varies based on how much pressure you apply, and how you use it - but at the same time despite this frustration, it's also incredibly fun.
Moreover, due to the challenge of its use, it teaches you a lot about the nuances of one's stroke. These are the kinds of skills that one can carry over to standard felt tip pens, as well as to digital media. Really great for doodling and just enjoying yourself.
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