Hello, Scoobyclub:
I totally agree your suggestion,
actually, I am taking those courses now, too.
But when I am doing the assignments of drawabox,
I am trying to use the techniques introduced here only.
But now I found lesson 5 is really hard if I only use techniques which introduced here.
So, what I am tring to do now is combining the techniques of both courses.
Hope I can get nice result eventually :)
Skull probably is a good idea. I will try it. Thanks.
Hi Purvadj:
Thanks for critique.
I really appreciate all the detailed recommendations (especially for morning glory) that you have pointed out.
Will keep those in mind and keep practicing.
Again, thanks a lot.
First of all, thanks for your detailed critique.
The point about wrong direction of contour line is really valuable to me, since I might be never notice that if you don’t point out.
As for the transform from dense to sparse, indeed this is one of the point I need to work more hard on.
I know that I usually did too much and it was too late when I noticed.
This is definitely something I need to take care for later on works.
Can’t wait to move on lesson three.
And thanks again.
Sincerely.
Hello:
Thanks for your detailed and careful critique.
It is no need to rush to next lesson,
so I did one more page of the dramatized boxes (I suppose you mean foreshortening boxes). https://imgur.com/gallery/PCqSJm2
Hope this looks fine.
First of all, thanks for your detailed critique.
Actually, I had a quite tough time when I worked on organic perspective.
I wasn't really sure about how to draw it. I was wondering whether it is fine by just rotated the boxes along the line? And as the result, there are too many boxes, crowded, and perspective is not obvious.
This time based on the critique, I try to focus a little bit more on perspective.
Since this homework named organic perspective, I reckon that perspective should be important, too.
One more change is I try to reduce number of boxes to make the results less crowded.
I hope this would look better now.
Here is my work: https://imgur.com/gallery/00qIKDC
Like the Staedtlers, these also come in a set of multiple weights - the ones we use are F. One useful thing in these sets however (if you can't find the pens individually) is that some of the sets come with a brush pen (the B size). These can be helpful in filling out big black areas.
Still, I'd recommend buying these in person if you can, at a proper art supply store. They'll generally let you buy them individually, and also test them out beforehand to weed out any duds.
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