12:54 PM, Thursday March 23rd 2023
Bots in drawabox? Now ai will itself learn how to draw lol!
Bots in drawabox? Now ai will itself learn how to draw lol!
What's a beep boop?
Mmh, that might be the case!! Gotta check Thanks!!
Thanks !!
Sorry!sorry! It took time more than I expected. Got so messed up in cylinder challenge that I forgor about it!
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vPqF8feyAXjMR27TzSsq6dMsABHX_Inm
I have also attached the umbrella plant reference.
Along with it , the required homework. As it has time more than I expected, I continued to draw from your provided reference rather than doing my own study.
I hope you will continue to critique this one and the following lessons!! If you see mistakes in this work, please fell free to tell me. Like the oak's top is more even and it's bottom has more straight cut rather than inward curve.
I also tried to do some texture but felt that I was going a bit too far and crazy
If there is a need to do some more or of other type of the work , I will try my best to complete it in the best time!!
Thanks uncomfy!!
Thank you soo much for your valuable critique,
If I understand correctly, where you are giving your opinion on my doubts, every lessons which I learn (both inside and outside the drawabox) that are applicable to any drawing topic, will be of help in my real goal related to art, like if I learned a technique of drawing, say cars or plants, I might be able to apply those techniques in some way or other, where all other techniques might fall!!!
I actually got shocked where I saw to do lesson 3 again lol!
actually I have already moved on and started doing the cylinder challenge (since i uploaded this plant lesson a long time ago) , but I don't have any objection on drawing some leaves,
I don't fully know what do you mean by "draw complex leaves" so it would be of great help if you could provide me some references and I can draw from it (NO HATE)
Thanks for your time once again!!
Looks like I have to start a quest of finding the treasures during night using a flashlight lol!
When I said that Main character punches the villian , I want to bring home the idea how villian sag and bends (due to the pain he felt,) downwards when an external force or mass disturbs it's initial stage like how the additional mass sags and wraps the underneath mass when dropped as if that mass below is punching it to bend and wrap it!
(Looks like you don't watch much of a shonen mangas , do you?)
And you don't misunderstand anything so rest assured! Thanks for reply
Thank you soon much for your valuable critique! If you don't mind I hope you can answer some doubts of mine
Like in first case where you responded that one light source coming from one direction should be considered, but when do ne so the shadows don't follow the curve of the mass underneath, or do they?
I was also quite shocked and happy to see that you considered my animal exercise solid!! ( I was expecting some more errors besides paws to be there)
When ever I drew the animal from reference I usually measured its proportion taking head as base, and when I tried to add some mass I think that both the additional mass and underneath one are bags full of wheat and will sag downwards,
Just like when MC punches the villian, the way he bends forward something like that
is it a good thinking or should I make adjustments.
(And a quick note : completed my 150 cylinders only 100 left???? )
Once again thank s for your response
Sorry for the inconvenience, I will keep that factor in mind from now on ????????
While I have a massive library of non-instructional art books I've collected over the years, there's only a handful that are actually important to me. This is one of them - so much so that I jammed my copy into my overstuffed backpack when flying back from my parents' house just so I could have it at my apartment. My back's been sore for a week.
The reason I hold this book in such high esteem is because of how it puts the relatively new field of game art into perspective, showing how concept art really just started off as crude sketches intended to communicate ideas to storytellers, designers and 3D modelers. How all of this focus on beautiful illustrations is really secondary to the core of a concept artist's job. A real eye-opener.
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