sorry for the wait! you will get more practice in next lessons, so feel free to move on.
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good lck with your next lessons!
hello!
here are some things i would like to point out:
the proportions were off at start, which could be because of nproper construction. though it got better in the end.
i suggest you do the harder version of contour exercise to understand it better aswell.
heres some advice, pay more attention to construction phase, your are supposed to do it with pen im pretty sure, mae sre that everything is in right size and place, only then move onto detail.
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one more page of contour exercise
one more try at the spider and scorpion with Only construction.
i hhope this helps! have a nice day.
lovely! its obvious that insects look great, only thing is...
i suggest you reread how the sausage forms are supposed to be drawn, to be more specific, contour lines, some of them should be thinner, some thicker.
its much better explained in exercise itself so
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reread the exercise and do one more page just to be sure you memorize it well and thoroughly understand it.
have a great day!
looks better! just keep in mind, the lines in front should be thicker than lines in back, if one line overlaps another, thicken it. good luck!
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you can move onto the next lesson!
Great job! All the plants were incredibly well done! One thing is, i suggest you redo the arrows and leaf exercises. Here are some things to keep in mind:
Arrows.
Arrows should get bigger as they come closer to us, so keep them narrow at start and wider at the end to sell this point.
Leaves.
Hope this helps! Have a great day!
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(Just do one more page of both the arrow and leaf exercises while keeping in mind the tips i gave and you should be good to go)
Well done on finishing lesson 3! Everything looks pretty good, all the plants are nicely done, with texture and everything. The thing is, i think your arrows could use work, here is some advice, do not squiggle the second line randomly, try to copy the first one, But, arrow should come closer to us, it should start narrow and get wider, also dont forget to use lineart and thicken lines that go over others to reaally show it is in the front. Anyway, good luck and have a nice day!
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(Just do another page of arrows with tips i gave u, hope it helps)
you are so right! i am way too impatient, tried to be slower in these lessons but still, anyway, thanks for pointing it out! i will work on improving it and try not to scribble mindlessly.
good luck on your art journey aswell!
my bad, i mixed up exercise names X-X. i meant organic perspective as the fellow above thankfully mentioned. i would still recommend doing the rough perspective too, i think lines are supposed to be horizontal and vertical to viewer while in some cases you drew them slanted.
heres what you should keep in mind.
All lines that go off into the distance should converge at the vanishing point
All horizontal lines should run perfectly parallel to the horizon
All vertical lines should run perfectly perpendicular to the horizon
other than that apply y method to Organic perspective and you are good to go!
again sorry for my mistake and good luck!
my pleasures! best of luck!
great stuff!
here are some tips to keep in mind:
lines
you should try to be as confident with ur lines as possible, use ghosting method more to improve them.
ellipses
same thing here, ghost several times and then draw ellipses with confident motion going through them no more than 2-3 times.
BOXES
your boxes seem off, you should probably rewatch the video on y method. its best explained there, every exercise besides rough perspective looks good.
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i believe it will be best if you get the hang of y method first, before moving onto the 250 box challange. it shouldnt have to be perfect, just try your best to do one more page of rough perspective after watching video on y method.
https://youtu.be/evGWbjDI6xQ?si=IS1VdMbyUSxO2ZnN heres the video. good luck!
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