10:40 PM, Thursday June 17th 2021
Thanks!
See you in lesson 6
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Jables
Geometric Guerilla
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jables's Sketchbook
7:42 PM, Thursday June 17th 2021
https://imgur.com/a/D3TjMaDhttps://imgur.com/a/D3TjMaD
Like this? Think I got it.
Thanks for your critique and time :)
12:29 AM, Thursday June 17th 2021
So, since I got kinda sad about the ellipses' minor axes thing I decided to draw 30 more. I hope you don't mind to take a look.
Drawabox is fun (I must be a masochist).
6:48 PM, Tuesday February 2nd 2021
Many thanks!
It was a real challange. I felt lost many times. Definitely gonna check out the demos of this lesson again
12:46 AM, Tuesday February 2nd 2021
the four additional pages
6:31 PM, Thursday November 12th 2020
Thank you for your critique!
And for the patience as well :)
9:31 PM, Tuesday November 10th 2020
I've thought I had uploaded the page of branches. Sorry for the inconvenience, I should have double checked. I've reupload it with a new page of leaves.
8:21 PM, Saturday October 17th 2020
Thank you Uncomfortable! :)
6:24 PM, Saturday October 17th 2020
thank you for your thoughtful and constructive critique!
Any tips on how to take Texture Challange and Lesson 3 in conjunction?
4:00 PM, Monday August 24th 2020
More like the 303 box challange haha
Thanks for your critique and valuable hints!
I'll be more careful about the scans.
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